More Than One Choice

MORE THAN ONE CHOICE

How to love and support an unexpected pregnancy

What is the best way to walk alongside someone challenged by an unexpected pregnancy?

Has your uncertainty caused you to step aside or remain silent when you felt you should have done more? The tension surrounding the issue of abortion has caused many to retreat rather than lean in with the hope and compassion of Christ.

More Than One Choice captures the lessons and insights of a physician who found grace, compassion, and faith while wrestling with one of society’s most challenging matters.

Whatever your past or perspective, More Than One Choice will help you engage with kindness, confidence, and sensitivity with anyone navigating an unexpected pregnancy or prior abortion.

Who is this book for?

I wrote this book with four kinds of people in mind. The first person is a Christian who may turn away from the abortion discussion either due to uncertainty or a sense of inadequacy in communicating with grace on what can feel like a battlefield.

The second person is the individual who is carrying sorrow and loss from an abortion and seeking the spiritual and emotional healing that is possible through Jesus Christ.

The third person is the one who may lean into the discussion on abortion with conviction but lacks grace. The one who may be factually correct but unintentionally wounds the wounded and brings further division to an already challenging debate.

The fourth person is someone who, like me before I knew Jesus, may have never considered Christianity to be anything more than a self-help community. I pray that in reading this book, they will find threads of truth, hope, and freedom that will lead them to discover the Prince of Peace.

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About the author

After working twenty-two years as a family physician, Dr. Laura Lewis stepped into the challenging domain of unexpected pregnancies. Spurred by a belief that we can and must do better, she left her medical practice to serve as the leader of Pregnancy Care Canada, a national, faith-based, best practice network of local pregnancy care centres.