The beautifully told story of Rebecca Kiessling is one of hope. Abortion wasn’t legal on her birth date - the same date that Roe v Wade began. She was spared. Her mother, a rape victim, actually tried twice to obtain abortions but failed. Rebecca was adopted to another family. Not until she was 18 did she meet her birth mom and find out that she considered her daughter a blessing, even though conceived in rape. Also lists facts about rape and abortion. By Rebecca Kiessling. SOLD IN PACKS OF 50 ONLY.

What are the moral and ethical dimensions of stem cell research? What should our attitude be? Is this a promising discovery of ways to make life better and longer, or another attempt at making God in our own image? Are some types of research ethical and others not? The Author, Gerard Magill, PhD, holds the Vernon F. Gallagher Chair for the Integration of Science, Theology, Philosophy and Law at Duquesne University‘s Center for Healthcare Ethics in the McAnulty Graduate School. SOLD IN PACKS OF 50 ONLY.

By Dr. Joel Brind. It’s known that a full-term pregnancy early in a woman’s reproductive life is protective against breast cancer. But an early abortion confers increased risk. Dr. Brind, an expert in the field, explains how high levels of estrogen early in the pregnancy without the maturing effects of other hormones later in the pregnancy causes cancer. SOLD IN PACKS OF 50 ONLY.