A couple attempting their last chance at having a biological child finds out that they are pregnant with another couple's embryo.

Scientists recently proved fetal memory. The study released from the Netherlands indicates that babies at 30 weeks gestation can successfully be conditioned by a vibroacoustic sound repeated at ten-minute intervals. Learn more about this research and the history of fetal memory.

What can be done to modernize the pro-life movement?

This poem, The Emptiness of a Life Lost, is for all women and families mourning an abortion. Help is available and people do care.

Read on for a first-person account of a woman remembering her unplanned pregnancy experience. No graphic details are included, but it makes her confusion no less real. This is a must-read for any woman contemplating ending a crisis pregnancy with abortion.

Hollywood and the music industry are notoriously pro-choice. Much lesser known are the pro-life celebrities, those that take the career-risking stance against abortion. Here are just a few who take a stand in the name of the unborn.

Steve Moser, of New Family Music has written to me about a unique song he had written for his wife about their three-year-old daughter, Anna, and their brush with abortion.

This week, President Barack Obama overturned Bush-era legislation banning embryonic stem cell research. Now our tax dollars can be used for scientific research on already created embryos and those left over and slated to be destroyed at fertility clinics.

A unique bill targeting abortion just passed the North Dakota House. It requires doctors to inform the woman that having an abortion terminates the life of separate and unique human being. Learn more about what it means to other states and if the Freedom of Choice Act will affect it.

The Freedom of Choice Act is an umbrella bill that permanently ensures all laws threatening Roe v. Wade will be overturned in favor of abortion. Learn about informed consent, waiting periods, and other key laws and strategies involved with the Act.