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Sky Angel Cowboy
12 year old Logan Henderson is known as the Sky Angel Cowboy because he listens to his favorite morning radio show on KSBJ in Houston, via Sky Angel Satellite from his home on a ranch in Nebraska. |
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The Ultimate Sex Discrimination
"In China, India, and other Asian countries, there is a strong preference for boys," says Steven Mosher, PRI's president. "This combination of a preference for boys and modern technology—the ultrasound machine—has proven deadly for millions upon millions of baby girls."
This video details how this problem has come to America.
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LIFE International
LIFE International is partnering with our Crisis Pregnancy Centers in SE Asia. Executive Director, John Tabor, serves as Vice Chairman of LIFE's Board of Directors because the Tucson Board of Directors recognizes that life giving work transcends borders and that God sees all life as precious, whether in Tucson, Arizona, the United States or in SE Asia.
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Medical marvel: Baby Macie Hope was born twice
The first “birth” was about six months into Keri McCartney’s pregnancy, when surgeons at Texas Children’s Hospital took the tiny fetus from Keri’s womb to remove a tumor that would have killed Macie before she was born.
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Nick Vujici
Nick Vujici is 25 years old and was born without arms or legs and was given no medical reason for this condition. Faced with countless challenges and obstacles, God has given him the strength to surmount what others might call impossible. |
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Adoption, a beautiful alternative
Birth mothers who give their babies up for adoption are some of the bravest, most responsible, loving, and strong people imaginable. |
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Marriage, Worth Waiting For
Beautiful wedding photos set to music. |
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Psalm 23
This little girl is not only cute and adorable, but she is a inspiration. |
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99 Balloons
In an age when abortion on demand is the norm, and when doctors routinely advise pregnant mothers to abort children found to have genetic abnormalities, parents who choose to give birth to handicapped children are becoming less common. |
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Wonder of life
A Video Journal of Life in the Womb
The Health Science Curriculum Foundation © Bio-Ed, Inc.
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