Kiyanna discovered she was pregnant. Like so many women, the coercions of culture caused her first to consider abortion. She even scheduled an abortion, hoping her life would return to normal. Kiyanna was conflicted in her heart. She felt stuck, like she needed an abortion. Yet it didn’t feel right. Considering herself “spiritual,” she asked
Abortion is not freedom. After serving tens of thousands of women, CompassCare has observed that no woman really wants to have an abortion. She feels stuck, trapped, and without freedom or support—like abortion is her only escape. Alexis’ pregnancy test was positive. Suddenly, life as she had hoped and planned it would be seemed at
Zoe felt that her life was crumbling around her. Still grieving the loss of her best friend Anaya to a drug overdose and finding herself in a toxic relationship with her boyfriend, every day seemed like an eternity. That’s when her home pregnancy test came back positive. Zoe was desperate—she couldn’t keep living this way,
Brittany is a mother of three and recently discovered she is pregnant again. Immediately, tensions began flooding her mind: “How will we get by financially? How will I keep working with an infant?” She felt that abortion was the only way to escape these pressures. On her way to get an abortion, on the busy
Abortion is a mountain only the People of God are equipped to move. And New York planted its flag on the peak of that dread mountain. The following story illustrates both the problem and how the people of God through CompassCare are moving that mountain one life at a time…and sometimes three lives at a
CompassCare’s life-saving services are now open in The Bronx! Since CompassCare’s first mobile medical van launched on May 14, God has opened many doors for effective ministry in The Bronx. Here are just four: The local Precinct gave CompassCare a unique parking permit. Now the CompassCare Team can park the van right outside of a
After three years of prayerful preparations, CompassCare’s Brooklyn Medical office opened on January 8! During the first week, thirteen women were served, including a woman whom we will call Lily. Lilly found TeleCare through CompassCare’s patient marketing channels. She used the online chat to connect with a CompassCare nurse in Rochester. It became apparent that
Luisa lives in a small island nation in the South Pacific Ocean. Several months ago, when she found out she was pregnant, like women CompassCare serves in the US, her circumstances made her feel stuck, trapped, and coerced—like she needed to get an abortion. With limited resources and unsure of how to proceed, she contacted
January 10th was the first day of helping women considering abortion to have their babies in a beautifully remodeled medical office in Brooklyn, NY. Here are just two exciting stories from yesterday’s grand re-opening of CompassCare’s 44 Court Street medical office. “Lilly” was referred to CompassCare by Sisters for Life. She had multiple abortions in the last
