Gayle Irwin is a journalist based in Las Vegas, Nevada, specializing in local news and issues related to pregnancy help and pro-life advocacy. She writes for Live Action and Pregnancy Help News, covering stories that highlight the work of pregnancy help centers, the impact of abortion pill reversal, and the experiences of families who have chosen life.
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Gayle's coverage primarily focuses on family and relationships, with an emphasis on pregnancy-related topics, abortion, and maternity housing. Her articles often include expert commentary from individuals or organizations closely involved in these areas.
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By: Gayle Irwin
Like many young married couples, Kansas residents Roy and Emily Schmeidler were excited to learn about Emily’s pregnancy, their first child. However, at the 20-week ultrasound, their excitement turned to fear and uncertainty. They courageously chose life for their child despite doctors’ recommendations for abortion. “My husband and I were...
New parents Roy and Emily Schmeidler were excited to learn they were pregnant. But they faced pressure after a prenatal diagnosis.
By: Gayle Irwin
A leading figure in the pro-life movement issued a challenge for attendees of the Heartbeat International Pregnancy Help Conference to help end abortion forever. Heartbeat’s 53rd annual conference took place in Salt Lake City, Utah, April 24-26 with the 2024 theme, “United for Life.” Pro-life ambassador David Bereit served as...
By: Gayle Irwin
Planned Parenthood’s latest annual report indicates a five percent increase in the number of abortions performed by the abortion giant compared with the previous year. Statistics also show that 63 percent of all U.S. abortions are the done via chemical abortion. Given these figures, those working in pregnancy help organizations...
By: Gayle Irwin
Ten years ago, pro-life attorney Lauren Muzyka saw a need to help people participating in sidewalk advocacy and decided to fill the vacancy in program support through a new non-profit. She said she saw people, although trained in some way, “fizzle out because they didn’t have infrastructure or support behind...
Kelci's case highlights the collaborative efforts of pro-life pregnancy help centers and the increasing use of abortion pill reversal to save lives, despite many women being pressured into abortions.
By: Gayle Irwin
Canada is known for its steadfast pro-abortion policy – paid for by the government and available through all nine months of pregnancy. The country is known for approval of euthanasia as well – also liberally available and paid for by the government. One British Columbia organization complements services to pregnant...
By: Gayle Irwin
A pregnancy help organization in Wisconsin increased its reach to abortion-minded and determined women during the past few years and seeks continued growth with a vision to see abortion end. Alliance Family Services oversees women’s pregnancy clinics in three communities, manages a mobile unit, and operates a women’s home. Each...
By: Gayle Irwin
A special place exists in northern California to provide comfort for people who have experienced infant loss from miscarriage, stillbirth, and abortion, providing solace for those who visit. The Sacramento Memorial Garden for the Unborn, which began as an idea nearly 10 years ago, provides landscaped grounds, flowers, trees, a...
Twenty-year-old Jordyn Garrison leaves in August for a long-term mission trip where she and teams of other young people will serve women, babies, children, youth, and communities in and around Johannesburg, South Africa. Jordyn, who resides in Iowa, attends Bethany Global University in Bloomington, Minn. She will serve with an...
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