RESOURCES | Here are some options for help and support:
If you would like to speak with a pastor, please email us at info@lbcc.org and we’ll reach out to you right away.
FOR MEN | WITH UNRESOLVED TRAUMA
Support for Men
The spiritual and emotional damage of this experience includes the loss of fatherhood. Aftermath often results in unresolved trauma. We want to help you find reconciliation, peace, and comfort as you grieve the loss of your child.
Life Choices offers a Bible study group for men that will allow you to:
• Identify your hurt and how to heal
• Grieve the loss of the child and find comfort
• Recognize accountability and fatherhood
• Deal with guilt, shame, and anger
• Get tools to form and maintain supportive relationships
• Forgive, accept, and be forgiven.
Take steps toward restoration. Discover balance in bonding with your children. Become free to be the man and father that God created you to be. You don’t have to live with shame any longer. You can be set free.
FOR WOMEN | with unresolved trauma
Support for WOMEN
YOU DON’t have to be alone.
Do you think that you or someone you know might be suffering from post-traumatic stress related to the termination of a pregnancy? While society tells us it is not a big deal, those of us who have experienced it know differently. At Life Choices, we know this is a life changing experience.
Post-traumatic stress can manifest itself in many ways. Often people do not realize that the stress and emotions they are dealing with are related to their experience. Below is a list of common side effects for people who have experienced an.
Forgiven and Set Free is a 12-week Bible study for women who made the decision to terminate a pregnancy. This group is led by a women with this as part of her story who has been trained with tools to help with this post-trauma healing. There is hope and healing post-trauma.
12-week study starts March 2, 2026.
Professional Counseling Resources – Lifebridge has a list of vetted Christian counselors available for anyone interested in professional counseling.
LIFE CHOICES | An amazing resource no matter where you are in your journey
Longmont
Life Choices Pregnancy Center
20 West Mountain View Ave
Longmont, CO 80501
Phone: 303-651-2050
E-Mail: longmont@lifechoices.org
Web: lifechoices.org
Loveland
Life Choices Pregnancy Center
902 Redwood Dr.
Loveland, CO 80538
Phone: 970-461-5050
E-Mail: loveland@lifechoices.org
Web: lifechoices.org
ways to support moms
SINGLE MOMS MINISTRY
Single parenting is one of the hardest jobs in the world. At LifeBridge, we partner with moms to help them achieve emotional and financial stability, provide and care for their children, model resilience for the next generation, and grow spiritually through healthy relationships. We care about all kinds of families and are committed to creating space for intentional, authentic community. Whether you’re a mom seeking support or someone ready to serve, connect with us below.
WRAP MINISTRY
WRAP exists to serve foster families through prayer, service, care, and encouragement. Fostering a child is a huge commitment, but you don’t have to do it alone. If you’re interested in serving foster families in our local community, becoming a foster family, or are currently fostering, our WRAP Ministry would love to work with you.
FATHERS IN THE FIELD
Too many boys are growing up without fathers—but you can help change that story. Fathers in the Field pairs fatherless boys with mentors who invest in their lives through outdoor activities, life skills, and sharing our Heavenly Father’s love. It’s challenging, deeply rewarding work. If you’re ready to step into a young man’s life and watch him discover his worth, we invite you to join us.
PEARL PROMISE
Single parents face unique challenges, and at LifeBridge, we don’t want them to face those challenges alone. That’s why we’ve partnered with Pearl Promise, a local nonprofit dedicated to helping single-parent families in the St. Vrain Valley achieve lasting stability through mentorship, education, and practical support. Since 2008, Pearl Promise has been breaking cycles of poverty and empowering parents to build healthy, self-sufficient homes. We invite you to join us in this work. Whether you mentor a parent, volunteer your time, or provide resources, you can help create real, lasting change in families right here in our community.
SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN
Safe Families for Children is a family preservation movement that surrounds families facing crisis with compassionate volunteers who offer friendship, mentoring, community, and practical support. When families experience homelessness, job loss, medical challenges, or other overwhelming life circumstances, Safe Families volunteers walk alongside them with relational and tangible support—and, when needed, children can stay short-term in trained volunteer homes while parents work toward stability.
By stepping in early, Safe Families “swims upstream,” helping families stabilize before situations escalate and children enter foster care. We believe every child deserves safety and every parent deserves support, and we are committed to strengthening families with dignity and hope.
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GARDEN WITHOUT GOD
4 part message series
Articles
Missing Millions
Generation Z and Generation Alpha devastated by abortion
As American families continue to fracture, our youngest generations are suffering the consequences. You have probably heard of Generation Z, the so-called “Zoomers” born between 1999-2009. But did you know that they have now been joined by an younger generation? Generation Alpha, as it is called, is composed of children born from 2010-2024. These are the “iPad kids”, who have been constantly exposed to technology since infancy.
Many of these two younger generations have spent far more time online than they have with their own parents, especially if their parents are both working or have divorced. African villagers used to say that “It takes a village” to raise a child. But in America not only have the “villages” disappeared, but extended families are becoming less common as well, and even nuclear families–consisting of a father and a mother and their natural or adopted children–are in the minority…
Fact Sheet: Reasons for Abortion
Originally published on August 17, 2022, this fact sheet was updated on January 14, 2023, and again on May 24, 2024.
After the Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, states across the country have enacted laws that limit abortion. Frequently, these state laws make exceptions for abortions for certain reasons, such as rape and incest, risk to the mother’s life or health, or a fetal abnormality. Assessing the number of abortions performed for various reasons can be challenging due to the poor quality of U.S. abortion data resulting from inconsistent reporting requirements. Periodic surveys by pro-abortion organizations have been done of women visiting abortion centers.[1], [2] However, these surveys do not provide a detailed look at abortions specifically performed for common legal exceptions.
For this report, we compiled publicly available data from the eight states that collected and reported 2021 data on women’s reasons for choosing abortion…
BOOKS
Love Thy Body
– by Nancy Pearcy
The Case for Life
– by Scott Klusendorf
Grand Illusions
– by Dr. George Grant
The 1916 Project
– by Seth Gruber
