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babies.
Every one has a name.
I stand outside abortion facilities, rescue babies, and walk with their moms for years after.
In 2015, God burned two words into my heart: engage abortion. Every one of these children has a name, a mom, and a story I still get to be part of.
Latest rescues
Jul 12, 2026Meet Jay Scott
798 rescues in, and this is the first baby to carry my name. His mom chose life in DC, and he was born this summer.
Jan 2026Ten hours from home
She drove from Louisiana to end her pregnancy. She drove home the mother of six living children, with two new tires and gas money for the trip.
May 8, 2026Down on one knee
She looked at the ground the whole time I shared the hope of Jesus. When the tears came, I got on my knees to meet her eyes. She chose life.
The rescue is just the beginning
We rescue babies and then walk with the families. Tires for the drive home. A rent deposit. A car. Work boots. A baby shower. Leslie's seventh birthday.
"We stand in difficult places for the little ones because eventually things like this happen."Scott, on Bella's second birthdayMeet the families
May 21, 2026
Apr 1, 2026
Easter 2026
Jan 7, 2026You saved my baby
"At first I thought you were crazy. Then I heard you speak, and I knew it was a sign from God that I should keep my baby. You saved my baby."
"Thank you. I appreciate you and the prayer that kept me out of that abortion clinic."
"Glad that I met you. Definitely heaven sent."
Real needs. This week.
When a mom chooses life, the need is real and it's right now. Here's what moms and families need this week.
See every needBeds for a new home
This family just got the keys to their own place. They need four twin beds and one queen.
A family of five starting over
Six months pregnant and living in a hotel, she chose life. Hotel nights, a rental car, a baby shower and Christmas for her kids.
"Engage abortion."
In 2015, God burned those two words into my heart. I was a pastor in Smyrna, Tennessee, and I didn't even know where abortions happened in my city. By 2019, with hundreds of rescues behind me, I resigned to do this full time.
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