“Is Kristi pregnant?” . . . .That was never a question I expected my pastor and friend to ever ask me over the phone on a Sunday afternoon after we arrived home from church the morning of April 22nd, 2018. I thought, if my 18 year old daughter was pregnant, he would have heard it […]
Surviving Abortion Attempts and Born to a 17 Year Old Call Girl, I Refused to See Myself as a Victim of Circumstances, by Dr. Ron Archer
I wish every Black American would have a chance to live overseas. I have lived in Africa, Germany, Dubai and in many Caribbean Countries. America with all its flaws is indeed the greatest country on Earth, because in the U.S. you can achieve anything if you are willing to educate yourself, work hard and have […]
I’m Not a ‘Product of Rape’ … Because God is My Manufacturer, by Cindy L. Smith
We want to believe so many things in life, like the IT things, don’t affect us, that we can move beyond them or through them and they will not determine our well-being or our happiness. The IT, can be many things — natural disasters or disasters of our own making, although most of the time […]
I Was Conceived in Rape and Survived an Abortion, But I Can Still Soar High, by Scelo Mncube, South Africa
I grew up in the township of Ntuzuma, in the city of Durban, in South Africa, with my mother and two younger sisters. I had a happy childhood, playing soccer and cricket with my friends in the yard, eating sugar cane. But most of all, my mother was my life. Both of my sisters knew […]
We Are The 1% – The Shocking Reality Behind The Numbers, by Jim Sable
1%. It doesn’t sound like very much. If the sales tax goes up 1% in your town, you may notice the slight increase and may shop somewhere else. If your weight goes up 1% after Thanksgiving, it’s most likely only temporary. If you buy a car with 1% better gas mileage, you may not notice […]
The Rapist Was Culpable But My Birthdaughter Was Innocent, by Jerusha Klayman-Kingery
I grew up in a Christian home. My relationship with my father was rather difficult and ultimately, unloving. I thought I could fill the void with the things of this world, seeking acceptance, attention, and affection from men, drinking and partying. For years this was my cover-up, yet I was still empty. It wasn’t until the […]
Doctor Said to Abort or She Would Die, by Kirk Barker
I didn’t know I was lost until I was saved and I had no idea that the path I was living could nearly result in another person dying. I am Kirk Barker and I am the founder of Cameron’s Chance Pro-life Advocacy. I went from being a non-believer, to a believer, to a follower of Christ […]
The Child is Unexpected Joy After The Trauma of Rape by Darlene Pawlik
After the trauma of rape, Save The 1 moms experience unexpected joy. There are a number of reasons, but one of the biggest is made possible by generous donors, like you. We thank you. Donors make it possible for new rape survivors to find us and to engage in a community of others who truly […]
Interview of Save The 1 President Rebecca Kiessling conducted by David Arboix from Salvar El 1
Rebecca, it is unusual to meet a person who has been conceived in rape. Could you explain the influence that this discovery had on your understanding of yourself and your life? When I first learned how I was conceived, I instantly felt targeted and devalued by so much of society because I had heard what […]
The Abortion Was More Damaging Than the Rape, by Nona Ellington
My father was an evangelist, traveling and ministering where ever he was called. My mother was a devout Southern Baptist and my father was a full-gospel, spirit-filled Christian. I was torn between two churches. They were both very godly people but had different outlooks on the Bible because of their denominations.I received Jesus as my […]