Pro-life teens throw baby showers for pregnant mothers (new video)
A few months ago, I had the privilege of interviewing and writing an article about a ministry called Showers of Grace. If you have not read it yet, click here.
Showers of Grace is a ministry founded and run by two teen girls, Judah and Annika Cleveland, in New Mexico. They throw baby showers for pregnant mothers, showing love and support in a time of need. After the article was published, Judah sent a “thank you” letter saying that, thanks to Live Action News and the published article, they were put in contact with a couple from Oklahoma who make commercials professionally.
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I am merely here to share the finished product. I could say more, but the video speaks for itself. Altogether it is about five minutes long, and it gives one a glimpse of the work God is doing through this beautiful, pro-life ministry.
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