Abby Johnson
Biography
Abby Johnson wrote Unplanned, and co-wrote The Walls Are Talking and Fierce Mercy with others.
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History & Biography
“The most authentic voices for life are often those of people who can draw from their own experiences. Collin Raye has such a voice.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This may be one of the most important works written in our time. The APR protocol pioneered by Dr. Delgado has saved thousands of innocent children from abortion. I had the remarkable honor of holding one of these precious rescued children in my arms; it was pure joy. As a former abortion clinic director and a woman who has killed two of my children by abortion, I can speak directly about the harmful effects of abortion. This powerful book is one of the critical solutions we need to help save lives from this holocaust.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Amy is a pro-life powerhouse who draws you in with eye-opening stories, including her own, and then engages you further to identify impactful ways to get involved in the pro-life community. It's the perfect balance of storytelling paired with a wide range of tangible ways to love women well who are experiencing unexpected pregnancies. Church, it's time to rise up, and Amy's ready to show us how!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Subverted is a game changer for our culture, and in particular, for women.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“To find out about a real war on women, read this book. You will learn how Western governments, organizations, and businesses target female fertility in Africa to further their own ambitions.”
History & Biography
“This book reveals how a relativistic worldview can shift and confuse a young person's moral compass to the point where a man who was raised in a pro-life home and only wanted to help women and children is persuaded to perpetrate evil against them. His conversion story and current zeal for life and ethics in medicine are inspiring.”
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