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Since we began offering ultrasounds in our Alexandria location 6 months ago, our nurse sonographer has performed over 70 ultrasounds. Almost half of the ultrasound clients were considered “at-risk” for abortion. While we don’t always know what they decide, we wanted to share one ha

Sol, a long-time friend, co-laborer in the life issues arena and fellow Jewish believer, shares the gripping story of his mom’s experience at Auschwitz and how that has impacted him. I found this video on CBN and wanted to share not only because of Sol’s and my friendship but also to per

Here at Sanctity of Life Ministries, we partner with many local churches to promote a simple and fun way to raise funds for the ministry. Church members take home a plastic baby bottle and fill it with loose change, dollars and/or checks. The bottles are returned to the church after a few weeks and

This past January, as we celebrated Sanctity of Life Sunday, a picture quickly came to mind.  During our first trip to Israel, my wife and I visited the Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem. We were struck to find that in the front of the museum were dozens of carob trees lining the “Avenue of the Ri

A student from another country came to the Fairfax office for a pregnancy test. “Selah” (not her real name) told her counselor she was seriously considering abortion because she could not see how she could care for the baby, go to school, and pay her expenses. Her counselor told “S