Embryo Advocates

Educating, encouraging & equipping you to stand in the gap for at-risk preborn children & end abortion. Hosted by Cassidy Elaine, Founder of Embryo Advocates.

Embryo Advocates is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 14 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Embryo Advocates, a society show with 14 episodes published.

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  Episode #14

  Mind-Changing Anti-Abortion Outreach with Abortion Victim Photography that Reaches 700,000 People Per Year on a Budget (With Dolce and Tim Szocinski)

  Sep 25, 202650 minS1

  Today, we are joined by Tim and Dolce Szocinski for a discussion about high-impact pro-life outreach. Tim and Dolce lead a team of passionate anti-abortion activists through their volunteer group called RAAH (Revival of Anti-Abortion Hope). Their community-focused model encourages activists to forge strong relationships with one another as they do the work of sharing the pro-life perspective with pro-choice people. Through their efforts, many people have changed their minds on the abortion issue and have become pro-life. Tune in to today's episode of the Embryo Advocates Podcast to learn how you can make a similar impact and engage people with the truth about life in the womb.

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  Episode #13

  “I Used to Support Forced Abortion, Now I Spread the Pro-Life Message on College Campuses in Michigan” (With Morgan Reece of Students for Life of America)

  Sep 11, 20261h 10mS1

  Morgan Reece was once a high school student who passionately believed that the world needed a two-child policy and forced abortion. One day, she encountered an image of an abortion victim, and her life was changed. Morgan saw the suffering of the unborn child and began researching abortion "like a mad woman," going down every rabbit hole imaginable to see if there was any justification she could manufacture that would make the violence of abortion acceptable. Her deep research on embryonic development, fetal pain, neonatal health problems, critical illness in pregnancy, and pro-choice philosophy all brought her to the conclusion that abortion is a human rights violation in every case. After becoming pro-life, she eventually went on to join the staff of Students for Life of America, where she now works full-time as a Campus Activist, spreading the anti-abortion message to any student open to hearing it. Morgan's story serves as a testimony that any heart or mind can be transformed from pro-choice to pro-life.

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  Episode #11

  In Order to End Abortion, Anti-Abortion Nonprofits Must Have Healthy Workplace Culture (with Victoria Johns, Overseas Missionary)

  Jul 28, 20261h 1mS1

  The health of an organization's culture can make or break an activist's experience working at any given pro-life corporation. Today, we are joined by international missionary Victoria Johns for a discussion about workplace culture in ministry jobs. We talk about the impact of harmful leaders in Christian workplaces and how narcissism can creep in, even in environments that have important objectives they are setting out to achieve. Cassidy makes a case that if we do not hold unhealthy leaders accountable within the anti-abortion movement, the entire pro-life cause will have its greatest goals held back from achievement. How can we end abortion on a global scale if pro-life organizations are hurting their staff members through damaging leadership and unhealthy workplace cultures? Cassidy argues that a significant aspect of ending abortion requires each individual activist to search their own heart and motivations, cultivate their personal walk with God, and have the will to lead differently from the dysfunctional patterns we may have seen modeled before us in the past. Those around us — at work and in volunteer settings of the anti-abortion cause — deserve our best advocacy and leadership, not ego-driven behaviors that can cause trauma in staff, volunteers, and activists. This episode invites each of us to consider the health of our private relationship with God, to examine what healthy and unhealthy leadership look like, and offers tips for handling bad experiences in the pro-life movement.

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  Episode #10

  Creating a Church Support Group for Women Facing Unplanned Pregnancies and Single Parenting (With Racheal Holloway)

  Jun 28, 20261h 3mS1

  <p>Racheal Holloway knew from a young age that she wanted to help women facing unplanned pregnancies. Eventually, she helped run a pregnancy center, and later went on to write her own curriculum and facilitate a support group for ladies who had become unexpectedly pregnant. This ministry initiative, which she did in partnership with her local church, impacted many women and children and provided a community for them in a vulnerable season of life.</p><p><br /></p><p>In this episode, Racheal also shares about her personal journey of becoming a mother, facing miscarriage, and deciding to welcome foster...

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  Episode #10

  Creating a Church Support Group for Women Facing Unplanned Pregnancies and Single Parenting (With Racheal Holloway)

  Jun 28, 20261h 3mS1

  Racheal Holloway knew from a young age that she wanted to help women facing unplanned pregnancies. Eventually, she helped run a pregnancy center, and later went on to write her own curriculum and facilitate a support group for ladies who had become unexpectedly pregnant. This ministry initiative, which she did in partnership with her local church, impacted many women and children and provided a community for them in a vulnerable season of life. In this episode, Racheal also shares about her personal journey of becoming a mother, facing miscarriage, and deciding to welcome foster children into her and her husband's home.

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