Simeon & the Christ Child – What the Christmas Story Tells Us about Serving Life
“Sovereign Lord, as you have promised, you may now dismiss your servant in peace. For my eyes have seen your salvation, which you have prepared i...
Tag: Author: Georgette Forney
God’s Gift of Life – How an Unplanned Pregnancy Changed the World
A young, unmarried woman receives very unexpected news. Her fiancé does not handle it well. She anticipates the scorn of her close-knit, religiou...
Surviving Abortion: Only to Die
In the last three months, abortion has once again become a very hot topic. It all started on January 22, 2019, the 46th anniversary of the infamo...
Truth in an Amoral Age – Infanticide, Abortion Survivors, and Our Hope
I have been troubled by the increased use of the words “moral” and “immoral” to judge actions, ideas, policy, and legislation, whether they are D...
Hiding from the Truth – Abortion Clinics and Hurting Women
There was a medical emergency at a Planned Parenthood in Arizona on August 17th, 2018. An ambulance arrived, and the patient was wheeled out on a...
A Fate Worse Than Death – End-of-Life Healthcare Decisions
I have always seen this particular idiom as a sarcastic way of expressing disdain for something. “Sitting through dinner with her is a fate worse...
Motherhood Calling – Honoring Mothers in a Conflicted Culture
I recently traveled to Florida for a number of events and meetings. While in the Orlando airport baggage claim, I happened to notice a rather str...
Actions Speak Louder than Words – Abortion and the Media
This recent headline from CNN.com caught my eye late last week: Some US Women Travel Hundreds of Miles for Abortions, Analysis Finds I then goog...
When the Church Does Not Talk about Death – Chat-Bots and End-of-Life Discussions
The other day I was scrolling through Facebook and this title jumped off the screen: End-of-life chatbot can help you with difficult final decisi...
Awarding the Culture of Death – Planned Parenthood’s “Public Service” Achieve...
I think we need to apologize to the Nazis who were found guilty of mass murdering 6 million Jewish people in the Holocaust. In fact, it may be ti...