From the creative team that brings you the world and everything in it, this is a

World Radio Special Report. Today the first in a three-part series titled

Safe Delivery. The subject matter may not be appropriate for all ages.

Here's your host, Marnabra.

It's been eight months since the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade

in its DOBS v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision. Now states are

choosing to either embrace abortion or protect life. And for pro-lifers

trying to reach mothers in crisis, the battle lines are shifting.

We were finding babies at the doors of Safe Haven locations. Now why would a

mother go all the way to the hospital and leave her baby at the door?

Don't think that message that I'm giving gets told. And when it does, it

causes people to start to think, what is the real best response of the pro-lifed

community, especially in a post-Rovie Wade world?

If we can address the crisis that they're in, we have found that the babies

often not the crisis. Their life is the crisis.

Maybe there will be a greater need for people looking to the Safe Haven laws as a

legal alternative to deal with the baby and up here in fields they cannot keep.

For decades, Safe Haven laws have been a steady, if unsalibrated tool in the pro-lifed

movement, but they could soon get a lot more use. And this podcast will meet

those working on the front lines and learn how they are saving mothers and

babies in crisis.

It's a little after 7pm. Driving semi-phantically down Palm Tree Line streets, I

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