"God didn't give you a baby—but I will."
That one sentence changed everything.
Watch the trailer now and help us bring this film to life! 👉 https://t.co/8ZgLxHcWAu
The problem isn’t a lack of conviction; it’s a lack of knowledge.
Evangelical Christians have been the backbone of the pro-life movement—but if we’re being honest, we haven’t been consistent when it comes to our support for IVF and other reproductive technologies. (1/4)
The problem isn’t a lack of conviction; it’s a lack of knowledge.
Evangelical Christians have been the backbone of the pro-life movement—but if we’re being honest, we haven’t been consistent when it comes to our support for IVF and other reproductive technologies. (1/4)
Big news today: my substack Rethinking Fertility is HERE and I’m not pulling any punches.
It’s been a wild ride these last few years, and I can’t wait to share it all with you as we build a movement of men and women rethinking their fertility.
https://t.co/Mj1JmqLuRl
We’ve changed our name on socials to reflect this new project on Rethinking Fertility, but don’t worry, the documentary and https://t.co/8ZgLxHcWAu aren’t going anywhere!
See you in your inbox! 4/4
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infertility, reproductive health, and doing the next right thing no matter where you are. This means we need to understand the times, the technology, and crucially, the theology behind it.
That’s what this substack is for. 3/4
Hey, Emma here ❤️
I’ve got a project that I am so excited to share with you and have been praying about for a long time… and I finally get to share a little glimpse of it with you. @emlwaters
more details next week 👀
Science says life begins at fertilization.
I know that because I was one of those embryos.
Frozen for over 2 years.
Given an inventory number before a name.
Now I’m a licensed social worker typing this tweet.
Trump's new fertility benefit is a rare chance to redirect federal policy toward root cause care for infertility & reproductive health, no IVF required.
Christians shouldn't waste it. I explore how *you* can make a difference in @WNGdotorg
https://t.co/M053sEXlpG
Do we really believe unborn children are still children?
That question doesn’t stop at abortion.
Frozen Orphans is a documentary exploring the ethical questions surrounding IVF, genetic screening, and modern parenthood.
Follow for updates and behind-the-scenes content.
Very thankful to be included in this project presented by @FrznOrphns and grateful they shared my conversation with @realJennaEllis. Excited for these conversations to continue ✨✨
🎙️ @HannahStrege one of the main voices in our upcoming documentary, recently joined @realJennaEllis on AFR Radio to discuss IVF ethics and her story as the first born embryo from embryo adoption.
Listen here:
https://t.co/IK1ifTfVqM
It's a heartbreaking statistic. But there's hope.
While Big Fertility profits from painting IVF as the only viable option to hopeful couples, there is more at risk and more than one path.
Follow our channels to learn more.
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In April, several TMU students had the chance to work on the set of a video podcast with the team that created “The Essential Church.” They were nominated for this opportunity by Prof. Matt Green, director of TMU’s Cinema & Digital Arts program. Read more: https://t.co/2tVRIrGg9P
Part of why IVF succeeds is because it’s a numbers game.
Multiple embryos are created so those considered “higher quality” can be selected to improve the chances of pregnancy.
But what happens to the remaining embryos?
Help us by sharing this post.
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The world promises IVF as the answer to infertility.
But behind that promise are difficult questions about frozen embryos, genetic selection, loss, and the cost of creating life.
Frozen Orphans is a documentary currently in production.
Support the project: https://t.co/UBulvU1Emt
Frozen embryos don’t have a known shelf life.
The real question is whether human life was ever meant to be frozen in the first place.
Frozen Orphans is an upcoming documentary exploring how we got here — and the responsibility we now bear.
More at https://t.co/HxNYAtsoRS