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Pregnant?
800-712-HELP (call or text) 126 Help Centers Available in Michigan Visit: RLM for more information Here Help Centers available in Berrien County: LifePlan, Niles and Benton Harbor, MI | HERE Birthright, St. Joseph, MI | HERE Considering Adoption? Lifetime Adoptions Suicide Prevention - Your life matters! Get help now! Call or text: 988 |
Abortion Pill Reversal
Have you taken the first dose of the abortion pill? Do you regret your decision and wish you could reverse the effects of the abortion pill? Get Help Now: 1-877-558-0333 Website: Abortion Pill Reversal Need healing from abortion? Men: He Found His Grace | Text 574-400-5275 Women: She Found His Grace | HERE Surrendering the Secret class | HERE Project Rachel Ministry | HERE |
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Niles Phone: (269) 684-6200
527 East Main Street, Niles, Michigan 49120 Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. Call to schedule an ultrasound or Life Matters Class. |
Benton Harbor Phone: (269) 757-7342
1161 E. Napier Avenue, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022 Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. Call to schedule an ultrasound or Life Matters Class. |
LifePlan won the 2022 HOPE AWARD for EFFECTIVE COMPASSION.
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Five abortion pill dangers every woman should know
By Nancy Flanders | January 13, 2022 | Live Action The abortion industry touts the abortion pill as simple and safe ‘health care,’ but something that directly and intentionally kills a living human being can never truly be classified as health care. The abortion pill is deadly for the preborn child, but also dangerous for the child’s mother. Here are five things every woman should know about the risks of the abortion pill. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE. |
Advocates for Better Care
What We Stand For For more than 25 years, Advocates for Better Care has existed to provide current and future patients in Michigan with the best educational information available on medical ethics and human life. We believe the best medicine is always centered on compassion for patients. It comes through meeting all their needs: physical, emotional, and spiritual. Today, we call the practice of medicine “health care.” Yet, sadly, some involved in the practice of modern medicine—from direct providers to regulators and elected officials—have come to see killing as a form of care. In the name of human dignity, we commend many in the medical profession who have committed themselves to advancing humane care, including pain and symptom management and hospice. We believe humane care will always result in better outcome for all patients. For more information, click the button below. |