In America, abortion is legal at varying stages of pregnancy. In some states, abortion is incredibly accessible. In others, not so much. And all across the country, women have many different reasons for choosing to abort the unborn. It was unplanned. It's with the wrong guy. There isn't enough money. Finishing school will be impossible. My parents will "kill" me. Pregnancy is harmful to my body. I'm too young. I'm too old. He'll leave me. The church will disown me. So abortio

As I prepare my position to run autonomously without me next week, it stirs me to think what First Choice would be like with autonomous systems in place. In a dream state, it would look something like this: Clients would be specifically clear about services needed and schedule their appointments accordingly so. Centers would be filled with multiple volunteers for all open hours of the day. Staff could focus on program improvements and team development. Grants would automatica

Go watch this. Yesterday, as you may know, was International Women's Day. With it's earliest roots observed as far back as 1909 in New York, International Women's Day is now an established fully established and observed by the United Nations General Assembly (and has been so since 1975). The observance is celebrate March 8 of each year, and has a corresponding theme that is recognized on a global level. We at First Choice celebrate women, both the born and pre-born, each and

Today I want to take a break from promoting First Choice and events and commenting on culture. Today I want to take a look at the importance of YOU. You are unique. You're a special creation knitted together by God in your mamma's womb. You were born with purpose and a calling that culminates your talents and passions and desires. You have the power to change the world. You are so very worthy of love. You have dignity and heaping loads of grace. You are brim full of gifts to