Infertility

The hope of my adopted son’s birth began long before last August.

Eli and Hannah’s conversation in 1 Samuel holds wisdom for Christians on how to care for people who have lost babies or experience infertility.

One Christian woman hopes to destigmatize infertility.

Christian misconceptions around miscarriage are not new, but need to change.

Mourning miscarriage means acknowledging the particular life that’s been lost.

The first-of-its kind decision affirms life at its earliest stages but complicates the future of IVF.

And what I wish I had considered before reproductive assistance.

The early church elevated females for their faith witness, not their fertility. We should do the same today.

Churches are bearing better witness to life beyond its “potential.”

Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancies are not abortion. Pro-life Christians urge clear distinctions in state laws.