But our family’s song of joy soon turned to one of weeping lament, when Elisa and her husband learned of their preborn daughter’s diagnosis.

As we remember the incarnation of our Lord this Christmas, let us resolve to treat all those whom He loves with compassion. 

Rev. John S. Sheldon, President of PPL Board of Directors I don’t know when it became popular to raise awareness about various social or...

PPL Board Member Rev. Lowell Avery, shares lessons God is teaching him in the school of prayer.

By PPL Board Member, Martha Leatherman, MD Do you know someone who has been affected by early pregnancy loss or miscarriage? Do you know...

The stories of pregnancies in Scripture can teach us how God accompanies us through our uncertain futures and difficult realities.

Miscarriages are very common, but the frequency of the tragedy does not reduce the weight of death.

By Sue Cyre - originally published in Juicy Ecumenism - https://juicyecumenism.com - Recently, several couples have publicly spoken of...

By PPL Board Member, Patricia Lee June, M.D “For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you,...

Losing a child means carrying an almost unbearable grief, experienced by many but talked about by few.

Most babies prior to term possess the ability to live if allowed to remain in the womb (uterus) undisturbed.

It feels like false optimism to imagine that crossing an imaginary line into 2021 will bring the fresh start associated with most new years.

In discussing the ethics of embryo adoption, we cannot forget where these embryos originated.

The last weeks of pregnancy are weeks of preparation and waiting, for both infant and mother.

Planning and implementing a pregnancy care ministry in your congregation can seem like a major step for ministers, staff and church members.