On November 14 a lawsuit was filed: CompassCare vs Cuomo. CompassCare, a pro-life employer, contends that the law violates their freedom of religion by forcing them to disregard their beliefs by promoting abortion in its staffing practices. CompassCare insists they are Christian first and foremost and have a right to set their own staffing policy.
In a recent study published in the Lancet the authors conclude abortion does not cause suicide. Strangely, the authors found a 2.5X risk increase of unsuccessful suicide, both before abortion and after abortion. Taken together that is a 5X increase in suicide risk. Yet their conclusion is that abortion is not correlated to suicide? Upon
Late last year, Houda discovered she was pregnant. The cultural and religious shame for her as a Muslim was more than she could bear, so Planned Parenthood gave her a chemical abortion. The private horror she experienced during that event, and the overwhelming regret she has felt since, led to a state of deep despair
CompassCare serves women at-risk for abortion. This is Maria’s story… This Thanksgiving empower a woman with choice – the ability to say no to abortion and yes to her baby. Go to realabortionnews.com/donate.
CompassCare is suing New York State for violating its freedom of religion, speech, and association. On January 22, 2019 the Legislature passed SB 660, aka the “Boss Bill.” SB 660 prevents CompassCare from employing people who believe and behave consistently with the religious beliefs and mission of the organization. SB 660 forces this violation of
Planned Parenthood is the world’s largest abortion business. In the U.S., the organization perpetrates over a third of all abortions. According to Planned Parenthood’s annual report, their yearly revenue is over $1.3 billion, nearly 40% of which is provided through taxpayer grants. And yet Planned Parenthood enjoys non-profit status, which generated $98.5 million in surplus
The fall term of the U.S. Supreme Court has begun. Abortion activists and politicians fear the new conservative leaning court will take up one or more of the several abortion cases which have made their way through the legal pipeline from Louisiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. Justice Clarence Thomas has already made his view clear stating,
Buffalo: Sally is a determined young woman from the heart of Buffalo with a plan to continue her education and launch her career. The last thing she wanted was to get pregnant. Yet here she is, sitting in CompassCare’s Buffalo office, the reality of a positive pregnancy test staring her in the face. Sally shook
No sane woman wants to have an abortion. She feels stuck, trapped, like she needs to have an abortion. Her circumstances, culture, and relationships coerce her to make a decision she would not otherwise make. The mission of CompassCare is an expression of the Church’s desire to erase the need for abortion in her mind,
The purchase of a new medical office at 1230 Eggert Road in Buffalo happened today! The Church through CompassCare has accomplished another major milestone on the journey to reduce Buffalo abortions by 50% in 5 years. Jim Harden, President/CEO of CompassCare, signed the closing documents this afternoon.
