Skip to main content
Care Net

Care Net

Acknowledging that every human life begins at conception and is worthy of protection, Care Net offers compassion, hope, and help to anyone considering abortion by presenting them with realistic alternatives and Christ-centered support through our life-affirming network of pregnancy centers, churches, organizations, and individuals.www.care-net.org

Search complete. 7 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Care Net".

Oct 15, 2026

Kerby AndersonHOST
34:20
He is also one of the editors of Samaritan Ministries, and so you can find out some more about them there.
Kerby AndersonHOST
34:27
They also have a very good link to Care Net.
Kerby AndersonHOST
34:30
They are an organization that has about 1,200 of these pregnancy resource centers.
Kerby AndersonHOST
34:34
They're more than that, by the way.
Kerby AndersonHOST
34:36
Those are just the ones associated with Care Net.
Kerby AndersonHOST
34:38
So if you are unaware of this whole ministry that exists to really reach out to abortion-minded women and to challenge them and encourage them to keep their baby, that is another organization you need to know about but joel let's talk about for just a minute the fact that you require a certain level a certain standard i think that's a teaching opportunity which not only protects the people that join with you but also in a sense sends a signal to say you know certain kind of behavior is not permissible and at least if we could agree in the church with that we'd be a lot better off in the country don't you think Yeah,
Joel NobleGUEST
35:19
absolutely.
Joel NobleGUEST
36:17
And they know that not only where their health care dollars are going, but they know that the person they're sending to is also living within a biblical lifestyle also.
Delano SquiresGUEST
15:29
So I think you still see that dynamic today, where it's like, if we want to help families, primarily help the mom and the kids, and then everything will work itself out.
Jennifer FriesenHOST
15:38
I forget his name off the top of my head, but he's the CEO of Care Net, I believe.
Jennifer FriesenHOST
15:42
And he talks about...
Jennifer FriesenHOST
15:43
Roland
Jennifer FriesenHOST
15:46
He talks about love life and it's the whole family.
Jennifer FriesenHOST
15:50
It's abundant life.
Jennifer FriesenHOST
15:51
And so Care Net and their crisis pregnancy centers focus as much on dads and parenting and support to stop abortion and to reunite the family, which I think is so important.
Jennifer FriesenHOST
16:01
I think that's been a big shift in the pro-life movement is to see the dad as a primary role protective feature from abortion as well and to offer him just as much support as the mother which is really great um your your chapter four uh still talking about the path to destruction you say um you talk a lot about how there have always been throughout history the folks um within the black community specifically who are diagnosing the problems and offering solutions and helping and pushing people toward freedom and people talk about um like martin luther king jr was saying you know we should be given the same rights as everyone else.
Abby JohnsonHOST
34:38
Pregnancy centers do not support it, so now the pregnancy center groups have gotten involved.
Abby JohnsonHOST
34:44
So by and large, the pregnancy center groups, like Care Net, NIFLA Heartbeat, these groups, do not support equal protection legislation, because they think it will prevent women from getting help if they're pregnant and they're considering an abortion.
Abby JohnsonHOST
35:04
So this is, again, the paradigm shift that has to take place in the pro-life movement, where we actually see killing an innocent human being as murder.
Abby JohnsonHOST
35:22
If we live in a society where abortion is considered murder, okay, then no woman should be seeking help for how to murder her baby or whether or not she should murder her baby.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.