This week on Life Matters, we welcome Jor-El Godsey, President of Heartbeat International—the world’s largest network of life-affirming pregnancy help. With over 30 years in the movement, Jor-El shares his journey from volunteer to global leader and offers insight into the evolving landscape of pregnancy help worldwide. In Part 1 of this two-part interview, Jor-El reflects on his early days in the pro-life movement, the vision he's carrying forward at Heartbeat, and the global trends shaping the future of life-saving work. Don't miss this powerful conversation with one of the most trusted voices in the movement.

In this Life Matters episode, Nate Grasz, Executive Director of Nebraska Family Alliance, returns to recap the 2025 legislative session and discuss what’s ahead for life-affirming policy in Nebraska. From key pro-life bills to a new adoption tax credit, Nate shares legislative wins, challenges, and how citizens can stay engaged. Don’t miss this timely update on the future of the pro-life movement in our state.

In part two of our Life Matters conversation with Jennifer Gutierrez, President of the Nebraska Pregnancy Care Alliance, we explore the full spectrum of support that pregnancy help organizations offer—before and after birth. Jennifer shares why wraparound care, church involvement, and community collaboration are key to long-term impact for life, as well as what lies ahead for Nebraska’s pro-life movement.

In part one of our two-part interview, we’re joined by Jennifer Gutierrez, President of the Nebraska Pregnancy Care Alliance. She shares how NPCA is uniting and equipping pregnancy help organizations across Nebraska to provide compassionate, life-affirming care. From medical clinics to maternity homes, hear how our state is building a stronger pro-life network.

On this episode of Life Matters, Toni Clarke is joined by Sarah Louise Peterson, the Omaha and Bellevue, Nebraska Program Leader for Sidewalk Advocates for Life. Sarah shares how everyday people can be trained to peacefully and prayerfully offer life-affirming alternatives to women outside abortion facilities. From what a typical shift looks like to powerful stories of lives saved and hearts changed, Sarah offers insight, encouragement, and practical ways you can get involved in the life movement as a Sidewalk Advocate.

This week on Life Matters, host Toni Clarke welcomes Gina Tomes, a pioneer in the pro-life movement and co-founder of Bethlehem House in Omaha, Nebraska. With over 30 years of experience serving women in crisis pregnancies, Gina shares her powerful journey from launching one of the nation’s most respected maternity homes to founding the Guiding Grace Motherhood Support Network. She explores how maternity homes offer not just shelter, but family, stability, and long-term support for women navigating trauma, addiction, and generational poverty—and how her model is helping create a culture where abortion becomes unthinkable.

In today’s episode of Life Matters, Toni Clarke is joined by Dr. Janet Morana, the Executive Director of Priests for Life and Co-Founder of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. Janet shares her inspiring journey into the pro-life movement, the importance of unity across Christian denominations, and the emotional and spiritual struggles many women face after abortion. She also discusses the broader impact of abortion on families, how churches can better support those suffering in silence, and offers invaluable advice for equipping the next generation to stand for life with confidence and compassion.

In part two of our interview with Teresa Kenney, she explores the deeper cultural and medical issues surrounding hormonal birth control and its impact on how society views fertility and womanhood. Teresa shares hope-filled insights for couples struggling with infertility and highlights the importance of educating young women about their bodies. Drawing from her new book The Happy Girl’s Guide to Being Whole, she encourages parents, churches, and healthcare professionals to champion a life-affirming, dignity-centered approach to women’s health.