by Sean Martin | Dec 21, 2017 | Uncategorized
I love this time of year – when things slow down, families gather, and the joys of life are seen and experienced. It’s a time of hope. Little kids hope that next Christmas present will be the toy they desperately want. Parents hope their children will grasp a little...
by Rachelle Fletcher | Oct 24, 2017 | Faith, Stories
Four years prior to starting my work at the Human Coalition – Grapevine Women’s Care Clinic, I experienced horrific recurring dreams in which babies were abandoned and ignored. People were stepping over them as if they weren’t even there. Every time I picked up a...
by Lauren Enriquez | Oct 9, 2017 | News, Social Justice
“My lack of proximity to suffering is what marks me as different – the outlier in a world full of horror.” – D. L. Mayfield On August 25, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas. Alongside the rest of America, I turned to news reports and social media to follow the...
by Brian Fisher | Aug 8, 2017 | Faith, Social Justice
I’m heading from Pittsburgh to Charlotte to Sacramento on this hot summer day. Flying gives me time to reflect on meetings, speaking engagements, and conversations I’ve had over the past few weeks. I’ve met with pastors, priests, donors, potential donors, partners,...
by Brian Fisher | Jul 26, 2017 | News
Ask most people in the know to explain what Human Coalition does, and they will likely tell you we rescue preborn children from abortion. In fact, to date you’ve helped us rescue 6,710 lives. Because we are constantly testing new ways of serving and helping hurting...
