Maria walked into CompassCare’s office with severe morning sickness. She did not have an appointment and was so nauseated that she couldn’t even swallow her own saliva. She told her nurse she is not able to eat, lost 10 pounds, and had been to the ER multiple times for dehydration. She lost her job because
CompassCare vs. Cuomo Lawsuit On June 5th, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas McAvoy ruled on the lawsuit CompassCare v Cuomo. The lawsuit challenges a new labor law forcing Christian organizations, including churches, to employ people who do not align with the organization’s beliefs and mission. We are currently considering our legal options, but our principles
Receiving chemical abortion by mail is on the rise. It involves taking two pills, one to end the life of the baby and one to expel the baby. Due to significant risks of complications the Federal Drug Administration requires the drugs be given in-person by the woman’s physician. Now some abortionists want to dispense the
38 Planned Parenthood affiliates nationwide received more that $80 million in the Federal Government Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). According to a CBS news report the Small Business Association (SBA) managing the program concluded Planned Parenthood affiliates should return the funds stating they are ‘ineligible for a PPP loan under the affiliation rules and size standards….”
A recent article reveals concerns over the negative impact aborted fetal remains are having on the U.S. water supply and environment. A student group is calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to study it. A pro-abortion research group, the Guttmacher Institute, claims nearly 40% of all abortions in the U.S. are chemical abortions performed at
The Supreme Court could have dealt a deadly blow to the abortion industry but instead chose to override the will of the people recently in the case June Medical Services v. Russo. Louisiana enacted a law insisting that abortionists abide by the same standards of care as all other medical providers. Abortionists sued on behalf
On July 1st 1970 New York legalized abortion on demand becoming one of the first states in the U.S. to do so. This occurred two and a half years before the Supreme Court’s 1973 abortion ruling, Roe v Wade. The intervening two years saw New York devolve into an abortion tourism destination. Women came from
On June 5th U.S. District Court Judge Thomas McAvoy ruled on the lawsuit CompassCare v Cuomo. The lawsuit challenges a new labor law forcing Christian organizations including churches to employ people who do not align with the organization’s beliefs and mission. Attorneys representing CompassCare say, “The government cannot tell a religious organization or group, like
When National Public Radio cut out a black pro-lifer from a show about his own anti-abortion media campaign, Ryan Bomberger of the Radiance Foundation told the story to the National Review. His claim is that there is a general media narrative that portrays the pro-life movement as comprised of only conservative, white males ignoring the
By law Federal tax dollars are not supposed to fund abortion. Fifty years ago, grant monies for family planning were made available through Title X and paid out through Health and Human Services with the understanding that abortion is not family planning. Yet, many have been frustrated by the fact that the world’s largest abortion
