Welcome to the show today. We have an awesome guest today, Ryan Page, a singer, musician,

speaker, writer who's made it her calling and goal to, as I like to say, tear down the

high places of child sacrifice to wake up the church to the culture of death and the wicked

ideologies that we're contending with now, but they've actually been brewing for a long, long time.

And she has a beautiful testimony, beautiful story, beautiful voice. We at the privilege of

doing an event together with Save the Storks earlier this year. And I think she's going to

bless you. And I think we need this kind of inspiration, encouragement, and motivation,

as parents and families around the country right now are saying, what can I do? What should I do

against these evil forces? Buckle up folks, you're in for a treat. I'm Seth Gruber, and this is Unaborted.

So Ryan, welcome to the show. Thanks for joining me. Thank you so much for having me. Yeah. So we

had a fun event in April in San Diego area. Brandon Tatum, you, your husband was playing music with you

speaking and me for Save the Storks, which is a wonderful ministry, the mobile medical units,

Mercedes sprinter vans, outside of abortion centers and colleges, get women to see their baby

and choose life. But what's your story? I want you to just start from the beginning. I want you

to tell us your story and why are you sacrificing it all and laying it out on the field in these days

where you get hate. You get heat for speaking against these things. Why are you doing this and what

your story? Well, because my story has started just like probably yours did. And a lot of people

listening to this podcast is I was a baby. And that's where it all starts. And when I was born,

I was born to a young mom. My mom was just 19 when she had me. And at the time, she knew Jesus,

but she didn't really know Jesus. And she still chose life for me. But when she, you know,

I was in her womb, they didn't know that something may be different with me. Technology for better

for worse was not as advanced at that time. So when I was born, my birth would be described as a

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