In part two of this powerful program, Sula Skiles tells her tragic story of being trafficked overseas while working as model. Marlene Carson and Nita Belles talk about the healing that can take place once victims are rescued. And Melinda … Continue reading →

Every year, sex trafficking claims an estimated 100,000 new victims in the United States, and it’s happening all around us—hiding in plain sight. The average age of female victims is between 12 and 14-years-old. And the abortion industry is playing … Continue reading →

In part two, members of the National Black Pro-Life Coalition outline the tangible ways in which they are working to educate the black community about how the abortion industry is targeting African American women. Some of their methods include: Promoting … Continue reading →

In part one, members of the National Black Pro-Life Coalition detail how the abortion industry is targeting African American women. The coalition was founded to end abortion by restoring a culture of life and reestablish the foundation of family in … Continue reading →

Miss You Can Do It is a national non-profit beauty pageant for girls and young women with special needs and challenges. It was founded 10 years ago by Abbey Curran, Miss Iowa USA 2008. Abbey was born with cerebral palsy, … Continue reading →