Today on Life Matters, we are joined once again by Angela Copenhaver, founder of We Teach Think and Human from Day One, for Part 2 of her interview. Angela unpacks the meaning behind "Human" from Day One and walks us through the science of when life begins, the role of DNA, and early signs of development, such as heartbeat and brain activity. She also discusses how visuals and messaging can spark deeper dialogue and shares her hope that one day all humans will be treated with dignity and respect—no matter the “day number.”

Today on Life Matters, we are joined by Angela Copenhaver, founder of We Teach Think and Human from Day One. Once pro-choice, Angela reversed her position and now leads a nonprofit in Lincoln, Nebraska that uses truth, reason, and science to ask bold questions about the dignity of human life. In Part One, Angela shares her personal journey and unpacks the vision of We Teach Think—an innovative effort to provide, train, and launch multi-generational media campaigns.

In Part Two of this Life Matters conversation, Toni Clarke continues her interview with Renee Eames and Mary Crosby—The Lenz Sisters. They share the deeper meaning of the bluebird, the mission of Bluebird Refuge, and their book 9 Days of Refuge, written to encourage women in difficult seasons. You’ll also hear how tea, community, and generosity are fueling their vision for the future—and how you can be part of it.

In Part One of this special Life Matters series, Toni Clarke talks with sisters Renee Eames and Mary Crosby—The Lenz Sisters—about the heart behind Bluebird Refuge. They share their upbringing, the faith and values that shaped them, and the leap of faith that led to their ministry to women experiencing uncertainty during pregnancy.

What happens when an abortion meant to end a life. . . doesn’t? On this week’s Life Matters, Melissa Ohden, founder of the Abortion Survivors Network, shares her incredible story of surviving an abortion—and how she’s using her voice to bring awareness, hope and help for abortion survivors. Don’t miss this powerful conversation!

In this episode, we sit down with Gaye Tillotson, Executive Director of Collage Center, a medical pregnancy help center serving central Nebraska. Gaye shares her personal journey into this work, the history and growth of Collage—including a new location coming soon to Columbus—and the unique needs of the women and families they serve. Listeners will be inspired by her faith-driven leadership, powerful stories of hope, and vision for the future of Collage.

In part two of our conversation with Assure's Patient Process Manager, Audrey Selander, we explore the vital role of volunteer advocates and how they walk alongside women who feel unsupported or under-supported in their pregnancies. Audrey also shares how prayer and faith sustain her team, the challenges they face, and the lessons she’s learned through her work.

In this first episode of a two-part series, Toni Clarke visits with Audrey Selander, Patient Process Manager at AWC, to explore her journey into pro-life work and the vital role she plays in guiding women through their appointments. Audrey shares what a typical day looks like, why listening matters so deeply, and how her team ensures every woman is treated with dignity and compassion. This heartfelt conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the frontlines of the patient process.