This is the first in a three-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Summer 2021 newsletter here. When a woman comes to Choose Hope Women’s Center regretting an abortion in her past, the volunteers are ready to listen without judgment. If the woman is interested,
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 four-part series of articles originally published in our Fall print newsletter. You may download the full Fall 2020 newsletter here. Choose Hope Women’s Center is connecting with more abortion-minded clients than ever before. In July, Choose Hope Women’s Center of Harford County launched its new paid Internet marketing. The
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:
Dear Choose Hope Women’s Center Supporter, Teresa came to Choose Hope Women’s Center hoping for a negative result on her pregnancy test. As a single mom she feared a third child would devastate her financially. She was crushed when the pregnancy test was positive. She told the Choose Hope Women’s Center volunteer that she felt
This is the first in a three-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Summer 2019 newsletter here. At Choose Hope Women’s Center we strive to empower, educate and encourage women to Choose Hope in every aspect of her life and the life of her child. When Crystal first visited Choose Hope Women’s Center
Dear Friend of Choose Hope Women’s Center, “If it wasn’t for Choose Hope Women’s Center, my son would not be here.” As she told me these words I immediately thought, she must have been thinking about getting an abortion. She continued, “I took your parenting classes and one of the videos I watched was about
I am always surprised when I’m asked that question. At our Choose Hope Women’s Center once we believe that the days and weeks after birth are so important and when a mom may need us the most. You see, you can’t tell a woman to have a baby and then walk away. Doing that reinforces
The door to our office opened …and in walked a woman who was visibly upset. As I greeted her tears flooded her eyes and she cried, “Please don’t judge me.” I gently replied, “I promise I won’t.” She said she had been struggling emotionally with a recent abortion, and needed to speak with someone. I
Do you ever wonder if the kindness you extend today has any long term significance? There once was a teenage Girl who found herself pregnant and thought her world would end. She met a Woman who held out her hand and said she would walk with the Girl on her frightening journey. The Girl bore
