In 2024, our Caring Network team had so much to be thankful for — especially generous and caring friends like you. You’re part of a community that is rallying to support life, proclaim the Gospel to women with unexpected pregnancies, and save precious lives. Through the mercy and grace of God, you make it all…
By Kirt Wiggins, Caring Network President The followers of Jesus Christ are among the most ardent advocates of life and most active co-laborers in the work to eliminate abortion. Christian churches are strongly involved in outreach to women with unexpected pregnancies and in support of groups such as Caring Network. Many local churches are first…
by Kirt Wiggins, President, Caring Network The battle for human life in the womb is no longer being fought in the Supreme Court. With the Dobbs decision, responsibility shifted to the states. But the battle is not truly fought in any court or legislature. It is being fought in the hearts and minds of women…
by Kirt Wiggins, President of Caring Network At Caring Network, we seek to eliminate the suffering from desire and desire for abortion by the women we have the privilege to help. We come alongside women who are facing unexpected pregnancies, to help them work through challenges before and after their babies are born. And we…
Kirt Wiggins, President, Caring Network Many vocal advocates of abortion seem to doubt the good intentions of those who help unexpectedly pregnant women to choose life for their babies. It’s not clear what these antagonists believe motivates people who spend their lives working for life. It is clear that they have little understanding of selfless…
October marks National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month—a time set aside to recognize and support those who have experienced the heartbreaking loss of a baby. The pain of miscarriage, stillbirth, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), and Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) is a profound and unique form of grief. It’s a pain that drives…
Pregnancy and parenting are two of life’s most exciting and transformative journeys. But here is the kicker—there are no roadmaps for these adventures. Positive pregnancy tests don’t include “how-to” guide books. When hospitals place your sweet baby in your arms for the first time, they don’t include a parenting manual as well. Without clear instructions,…
What is Prenatal Care? Prenatal care is the medical care a woman receives while pregnant. This care typically begins around the 8th week of the pregnancy. The primary function of this care is to catch potential concerns, reduce medical risks, and ensure that both the baby and the mother are healthy throughout the pregnancy. It…
