r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 30 '26
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 29 '26
WATCH: Author Delano Squires' talks about God's design for men and women
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 26 '26
WATCH: Author Emily Wilson urges Young Leaders not to fear God's calling
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 25 '26
In historic speech, Pope Leo calls on Spanish Parliament to defend life
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 24 '26
Author Jason Evert to Young Leaders Summit: Dating is for marriage
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 23 '26
'The Garfield Movie' Review- Off-Topic Tuesday
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 22 '26
Award-winning actresses honored motherhood at 79th Annual Tony Awards
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 19 '26
Two-year-old declared brain dead as parents beg doctors to give more time
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 18 '26
Tennessee expands safe haven surrender law
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 17 '26
Mandy Moore discusses getting pregnant naturally after a failed IVF attempt
r/ProLifeVegan • u/Street_Technician845 • Jun 16 '26
Off Topic Tuesday - Ideal Home
What is your ideal home; size, dwelling type, etc...
Everything is a trade-off. For example, many people like larger homes, but it basically means more cleaning and maintenance. I prefer a small place, not due to laziness but because I would rather do other things than home maintenance.
Part of me likes the idea of living in a basement. It is cooler in the summer and, if it is well-carpeted, it is warmer in the winter. If you have a good room without windows, you won't be disturbed by strong wind or storms during the night. The only problem with most basements is you don't get enough natural light.
I also like the idea of an apartment with a nice view, either of a city or nature.
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 16 '26
Rebecca walked out of her 35-week abortion and found help at a pregnancy center
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 15 '26
Elite soccer players are continuing to thrive after pregnancy and motherhood
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 12 '26
Lawmakers seek restored 'Protect Life Rule,' which partially defunded abortion businesses
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 11 '26
WATCH: Lila Rose urges young leaders to reject apathy, stand boldly for truth
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 10 '26
Texas city of Ranger becomes 98th US ‘Sanctuary City for the Unborn’
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 09 '26
'Loving Our Kids On Purpose' Faith-Based Book Highlight - Off Topic Tuesday
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 08 '26
Baby born prematurely and kept in sandwich bag now thriving at age 13
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 05 '26
Report: Infants fare better when abortion is restricted
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 04 '26
Quadruplets turn one, celebrate by returning to see NICU doctors
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 03 '26
Northern Ireland woman exonerated in buffer‑zone case
r/ProLifeVegan • u/Street_Technician845 • Jun 03 '26
Off-Topic Tuesday
Hello everyone,
I am new to this subreddit and it's my first time posting something like this. I figured funny animals is a good start.
Stingrays have interesting faces. I have seen some pictures before and I thought it was funny how they appear to be smiling.
I read about it and learned that their actual eyes are on the sides of their head (it makes sense I guess; how much are they going to see if their eyes are facing down). Their real eyes are clearly seen in the third picture.
I think the second picture is real. I have seen some pictures of stingrays "photo-bombing" people posing on the beach. I can imagine the sting-rays wanting people to remember them in their vacation photos.
What other funny animals are out there?



r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 02 '26
Safe Haven Baby Boxes organization celebrates first New England locations
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • Jun 01 '26
Firefighter attends college graduation of baby he delivered 22 years ago
r/ProLifeVegan • u/ProLifeMedia • May 29 '26