September 2026 By Florence Sevensma I am preparing to welcome my third baby—our first little boy. Preparing for this season has taken me back to another pregnancy. The one that happened when I was nineteen. I had just been accepted into the Foundation Diploma at the London College of Fashion. For a girl who had […]
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Did you know you have the power to help someone understand and communicate their heart through the questions you ask? The power of good questions opens up dimensions of awareness of oneself, others and the surrounding circumstances. […]
If your friend is facing an unexpected pregnancy, she may be feeling overwhelming and conflicting emotions. She faces big decisions and she may be impacted by a lot of fears. As her friend, you can have a role in helping her gain perspective, hope, and discernment as she makes important pregnancy decisions. […]
When an unexpected pregnancy occurs, the focus is often on the woman. But fathers and partners are impacted too. Learn why support for men matters and how pregnancy care centres can help. […]
One option to an unexpected pregnancy is becoming an “unexpected” parent—embracing these new circumstances, and welcoming and raising a new life in this world. Genuine concerns may arise: finances, education, employment, and the practical logistics of parenthood. […]
When someone says, “I’m pregnant,” our instinct is often to give advice or try to fix the situation. But what if the most important response is simply to listen? Learn practical ways to support someone facing an unexpected pregnancy with compassion and hope. […]
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Learn the most common early pregnancy symptoms, how accurate they are, and what to do next. Free, confidential support is available.
Depending on your situation, a late period can feel terrifying. Suddenly, your life and your future may feel uncertain. You may feel alone, unsure, or confused. You may have important people in your life telling you what to do. All of that together is… a lot.
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August 2024 by Laura Lewis MD, CCFP A Christ-centred approach to an unexpected pregnancy. Pregnancy Care Canada’s vision is to provide every individual in Canada challenged by an unexpected pregnancy with access to accurate information and compassionate support. We do this as a Christ-centred national best practice organization dedicated to affirming the value of every […]
February 2024 by Rebecca Peters Dear Daughter with an unexpected pregnancy, Although you are not my daughter, you are a daughter to someone, and although I am not your mother, I am a mother to three. And so, I am writing to you as if you were one of my three. If you were to […]
January 2024 by Rebecca Peters Reflections on the Sanctity of Life “Sanctity of Life Sunday” is January 21st this year. I’ve been thinking about how that phrase applies to an unexpected pregnancy. After working in the area of unexpected pregnancy support for almost 15 years, I have a few thoughts. In 2024, “sanctity” is a word […]