Millie* and her husband are saving up to buy a house. He had a decent job in Upstate, NY, and Millie was offered a job in FL. Excited by the lower taxes, sun, and prospect of fast-tracking their home-buying journey, Millie accepted the position. She and her husband didn’t like the idea of being separated,
Through your support, CompassCare serves women and their babies every day. This side of eternity, you don’t always get to see the impact of your gift. But sometimes, God gives us glimpses into the lifesaving impact that your passion enables. The Backstory: If you remember Renee’s story, you have been saving lives through CompassCare for
Amy walked into CompassCare determined to get an abortion. Her nurse kindly explained that CompassCare neither provides nor refers for abortion. However, every pregnant woman, regardless of her intentions, needs three things: 1) confirmation of her pregnancy via ultrasound, 2) to know the gestational age of the baby, and 3) STD testing and treatment when
New York politicians, abortionists, pharmaceutical companies, and package carriers have been conspiring to violate federal and state laws by facilitating chemical abortion drug trafficking. New York politicians, shamefully including AG James, enable abortionists to illegally mail chemical abortion drugs to women’s homes in states with pro-life laws like Louisiana and Texas, violating both state sovereignty
For Immediate Release: October 12, 2026 Brooklyn, NY—CompassCare CEO, Rev. Jim Harden, sent an open letter to Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry and Attorney General Liz Murrill, thanking them for suing New York State for violations of Louisiana’s state sovereignty. In his letter, Rev. Harden encourages AG Murrill to explore litigation against NY Governor Kathy Hochul
Many of CompassCare’s patients are impacted by addiction. Many have relationship issues, stressful financial situations, and lives filled with conflict. Autumn* felt that her life was falling apart with no way out. She sought safety in an affair while her husband, Justin, searched for security in alcohol. When the pregnancy test read positive, there was
At the Constitutional Convention in September 1787, Benjamin Franklin spoke in support of adopting a Constitutional Republic, insisting it would be a blessing to the people and “can only end in despotism…when the people shall become so corrupted as to need despotic government.” Why would Franklin warn of a “need for despotic government”? Because the
A whistleblower inside the New York Office of the Attorney General alleged that Letitia James directed office resources to target political opponents rather than actual criminals. Assistant AG Daniel Wiesenfeld reportedly emailed 2,000 employees making the allegations. The email was then quickly deleted from office servers and employee inboxes. The allegations raise new questions about
For Immediate Release: October 6, 2026 Brooklyn, NY—On October 5, 2026, it was reported that New York State’s stockpile of the abortion drug misoprostol expired, necessitating its disposal. Other blue states are navigating the same issue, being forced to dispose of their own stockpiles. Meanwhile, the FDA is scheduled to release a status update on
Courtney* lives in Tennessee, the music capital of America. But her once-sunny life was growing dark. She found herself trapped in an abusive relationship. When her life seemed bleakest, her pregnancy test read positive. Courtney was pressured to abort. With Tennessee’s heavy restrictions on abortion, she was forced to look elsewhere. Like so many women
