I Choose Life News & Views

Tasha Davis & Jill Jaxtheimer described their work with Young Mothers of America in Fort Wayne.

Kylie Tomlin and Greg Thornton describe the work of Helping Hands, a family resource center in Wells County, Indiana.

Christy Stutzman promoted her new book, "The Spiritual Price of Political Silence."

Think feminism can't be prolife? Serrin Foster of Feminists for Life will walk you through how the sanctity of life is at the core of the true feminist movement.

Hannah Weiting described her own experience with postpartum depression and anxiety, including hospitalization and medication.

Reproductive mental health counselor Robin Atkins provided analysis of various postpartum diagnoses (depression, psychosis, anxiety, etc).

LCMS Deaconess Amanda Mumm addressed how one's identity in Christ can influence postpartum issues. (part 2)

LCMS Deaconess Amanda Mumm addressed how one's identity in Christ can influence postpartum issues.

Emergency Room Physician and Indiana State Senator Dr. Tyler Johnson addressed the dangers of abortion drugs, including the ER visits he has seen and the fact that easy access to these drugs makes it easy for them to be used for coerced abortions.

Jeremy Greenlee with the Indiana Trafficking Victims Assistance Program described how the issue is being addressed in the Hoosier state.

Sometimes we don't realize how incredible our story is, until someone asks us to voice it. That was the case with Joyce, now she speaks for Feminists for Life, encouraging people with her amazing story.

Teacher Abby Strackbein describes her experiences, both voluntary and professional, interacting with Down Syndrome individuals.

Abigail Lorenzen and Allison Maluchnik take a walk through Abby Halberstadt's book, "Hard Is Not The Same Thing As Bad," chatting about how the book applies to their lives as mothers and to our culture in general.

Makayla James & Erica Marshall of Huntington University described the ABLE program, designed to provide a college experience for students with intellectual disabilities.

Jeanne Paff describes how having a Down Syndrome son has affected her family without diminishing the joy and beauty of life.

Learning how to have good conversations with people you disagree with is a great skill to have, even better when you know how to defend the value of human life. Mike and Abby discuss their experiences teaching apologetics.

Sue and Sarah discuss their passion for kids in Foster care and the work that the Farm Place is doing to help children reduce the effects of trauma in their lives, building better bonds with their families.

Matt & Jenna Weitfeldt described life with twin baby boys, one of whom has Down Syndrome.

Shanna Bradley, of local Journey Birth and Wellness, presents the ideas of ministry behind her upcoming move to the Philippines for doula and midwifery training.

Rachel Ayele shares the story Ebenezer House, of an incredible ministry for abandoned children in Africa.

Amanda Hubbart described many of the ways that someone could help the cause for life.

Seth Drayer described methods for maintaining civility and rationality in pro-life debates.

Mary Carmen, Students for Life Indiana Regional Coordinator, addressed some of the logic of the pro-life movement.

Michelle Bauman with Lutherans for Life addressed the question: “Why does the pro-life movement make sense?”

Trisomy 18 is a devastating prenatal diagnosis to receive for your little one, but, as Sarah Bellman shows us through her story, there is still beauty, joy, and love to be had. (Originally aired August 2022).