A guest post by Rachel K., Guest Writer When faced with the reality of an unplanned pregnancy, women are faced with the difficult decision surrounding options of parenting, adoption or abortion. Many times this decision can be overwhelming due to questions, concerns and outside pressures. For pregnancies that are 10 weeks along or less, those
This is the first in a four-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Spring 2021 newsletter here. “I just can’t take on anything else” is a common theme in the stories that clients bring to Choose Hope Women’s Center. The COVID-19 pandemic has added even more
This is the first in a three-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Summer 2020 newsletter here. By Laura Johenning I was a single mom of a baby boy years ago. I was young, and at first I did not think of how this would affect me:
YOU DID IT! You donated diapers and wipes and blessed this community in a big way! Partnering with organizations in Harford county, we were able to distribute a total of 474 packs of diapers and 200 packs to wipes during 4 food giveaways. We could not have done this without your support! This truly was
Dear Choose Hope Women’s Center Friend,I humbly come to you with our annual appeal letter. I feel so strongly about the Choose Hope Women’s Center ministry and the important work God is doing through our volunteers. I wish you could look into the eyes of each person who comes to Choose Hope Women’s Center for
In May we celebrate Mother’s Day, and in June we celebrate Father’s Day. This is a joyous opportunity to tell our mother and father how much they mean to us. While this is a great day of remembrance, it is also a difficult day for the mother and father who are without their child. They
While pregnancy and their related issues are the objective of the Choose Hope Women’s Center ministry, our volunteers see and do so much more.Volunteers see clients on a regular basis who deal with issues of abortion, rape, abuse, addiction, homeless, jobless, and limited education. Some have mental and/or physical disabilities, sexually transmitted disease, speak no
