Christians aren't just pro-birth. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the

point. In the wake of the Dobbs decision, the accusation most levied against pro-life Christians

is they only care about babies until birth and refuse to care for them after pregnancy.

What's a weird thing to say as if not killing innocent babies is somehow insufficient as a moral

position all by itself. And it's simply false. There's a virtual army today of faith-based adoption, foster care, and family support

organizations, all of whom strive to care for vulnerable families.

One example is safe families for children who support parents on the brink of having to

release their kids to foster care.

In Ohio is My Village Ministries.

They work to reduce, repair, and prevent childhood trauma that results from

shattered homes. And a new ministry, Rachel's project, is supporting the growing number of

grandparents who are the primary caregivers of their grandchildren. And of course, there's

adoption. Practicing Christians adopt it more than twice the rate of the general population,

according to Barner research. Now, there more to be done of course, so why not

pick any one of these groups and support them with your prayers and financial generosity?

I'm John Stone Street.