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There’s a passage in Scripture we return to often in abortion recovery. In the Gospel of John 8, a woman is dragged into the street, caught in adultery, surrounded by shame and stones. Jesus kneels. The accusers leave. And He says the words we love “Neither do I condemn you.” For so many men and women who come through She Found His Grace, those words are life-giving. But Jesus doesn’t stop there. He finishes the sentence “Go, and sin no more.” And this is where true healing b

How the Church Should Respond When Someone Shares Their Abortion Story There are moments in ministry that require more than good theology; they require holy restraint. When someone shares their abortion story, it's rarely spontaneous. They have wrestled with fear, shame, regret, and the question of whether they will still be accepted if the truth is known. When they finally speak, it is not a request for answers, it is an act of courage and for someone to give the message of

Preparing the Church before Sanctity of Life Sunday Through the Eyes of the Hurting How Pastors & Churches Can Prepare Before January 18, 2026 Every January, churches across the country prepare to speak about the sanctity of life. Sermons are prayed over. Scriptures are chosen. Messages are carefully crafted. But there is something I want to say, because I see it every year clearly: Many of the people sitting in your pews are already hurting. They sing the worship songs. They

For some, Christmas doesn’t feel warm or comforting. It feels heavy. It’s the kind of heaviness that’s hard to name, the kind that settles quietly in your chest and makes you want to pull away. You may find yourself dreading the season, avoiding gatherings, skipping traditions you once loved, or wishing the holidays would pass quickly so the ache would quiet down again. You might wonder: Why does Christmas feel like this for me? If you have experienced abortion, this season c