Save the Storks has launched their 100th mobile medical unit this year.
Can you believe that? And we're not stopping.
We have more in the works and God is doing an incredible work.
So when I first started at Save the Storks,
I was able to go and visit a church who was raising
support for one of their, a new mobile medical unit they were working on.
It was a church called Mariners, which is down in Southern California,
huge church. And outside, um,
we were on the patio and people were walking back and forth and
Horizons, which is one of our partner pregnancy resource clinics was there with
their current mobile medical unit. And as I was talking with people,
as they were walking by, just getting to know them,
not really knowing much about pro-life and because I'm fairly new to the
conversation and I'm learning everything I can. I'm just, you know,
people are asking me questions I can't answer,
but it was just one of those moments that, uh,
I think God really moved to show me why I was doing what I was
doing in front of the mobile medical unit that was parked right there.
There was a young lady, she was holding a child who was just screaming.
And this kid was just, I mean, you could just hear, it's like crying, screaming,
yelling. And, uh,
and so I walked over and I didn't want to embarrass her. I was really careful.
And how I wanted to communicate with her because I didn't want to say, Oh,
do you need my help? Like I'm going to help.
But I just wanted to be there to comfort her. And as I walked over,
she was smiling even as this kid was screaming. And I,
and I looked at her and she looked at me and she smiled and I said, Oh,
you know, how's it going? And she said, Oh, it's going okay. You know,
he's a little crazy right now. And, uh, we're getting ready to go into church.
And I'm like, yeah, you know, I had three kids. I know how that is.
And she goes, yeah. And she goes, but man, I love him so much. And she's just,
I'm so grateful for him. And, you know, I was like, Oh yeah,
we're all grateful for our kids.
And then she turned around to walk, to go back into church.
And as she was walking by the mobile medical unit, she,
she stopped and she knew I was right behind her. And she,
she turned and looked at the mobile medical clinic.
And then she turned and looked directly at me. And she said, you know what?
She said, if it wasn't for this van is what she called it right here,
he wouldn't be here. And then this tear fell from her eye.
And, and I looked at her and I was just in shock. And she says,
I'm so grateful for this ministry. I'm so grateful for them.
And then she turned to go walk into Mariners, into the church.
And she stopped again and she turned around and she said, you know,
if it wasn't for this church, I don't know where I would be.
And so you see, there was this,
this combining of church ministry and this mobile medical clinic
work together to change the life of this family.
And this child who will someday experience an incorrect,
be an adult and live and maybe have more kids.
Like what an amazing story of God's grace and mercy.
See 73% of women who enter a mobile medical clinic will choose
life.
73% when they walk and step on a mobile medical
clinic, they will choose life. I was at a conference not too long ago.
And a lead nurse from a pregnancy clinic,
we were talking and they had a mobile medical clinic as well. And she said to me,
she said, yeah, she goes, yeah, that 73% one is real. And she said,
but for us, I don't know if this is a normal statistic,
but she said, if the partner is with the woman,
when she comes on,
there's a 99% chance in our case that that child will be
saved. And that the, that couple will choose life.
99% if they step on that mobile medical clinic,
think about that for a moment, literally saving lives.
I'm going to tear up. See our, our state of the art,
mobile medical clinics provide women with excellent care,
comprehensive and compassionate support and real, real choice by op.
They offer pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, ST, STD,
and STI testing. And these are all at no cost.
See our mobile medical clinics bridge the gap between pregnancy health clinics
and women so that they can access quality health care,
no matter where they're at, right?
Because sometimes they can't go to the clinic.
Save the Storks has launched their hundredth mobile medical unit this year.
Can you believe that? And we're not stopping.
We have more in the works and God is doing an incredible work.
We partner with over 127 pregnancy health clinics in
2023. I want you to think about this.
Those clinics served around 16,000 lives
and performed around 12,000 ultrasounds.
That's just last year.
And we couldn't have done it without our incredible partners.
Check out this cool video of one of our mobile medical units.
Definitely inside of a sport bus, you can see that everything is medical grade quality.
And the buses are staffed with licensed medical professionals.
So each woman is getting real informed consent.
And because our buses sometimes park outside of abortion clinics,
we have security that shows us 360 what's going on around us.
Each bus is custom built for the needs of the centers that we work with.
But here's the coolest part and my favorite part.
Not only do these women get to see their babies for the first time,
but there are six speakers where they get to hear their baby's heartbeat for the first time.
These medical units are life-saving.
And that's because four out of five women who step on board choose life.
At Save the Storks, our model is basically this.
We partner with pregnancy resource clinics.
We partner with churches. We partner with local organizations.
As well as having a robust digital footprint that we call For Every Woman.
To bring a full suite of compassion and care to women facing an unplanned pregnancy.
In Exodus chapter 2 verses 3 and 4, it says this.
But when she could hide him no longer, speaking of baby Moses,
she got a papyrus basket for him and coated it with tar and pitch.
Then she placed the child in it and put it among the reeds along the bank of the Nile.
We remember that story so well.
I love what Dr. David Jeremiah said, and he provided this incredible insight.
And he said, the words here for the papyrus basket also describe the ark that Noah built.
Both, listen to this, both are vessels of divine deliverance.
Both provided safety. Both provided life and care.
A mobile medical clinic is a modern day vessel of divine deliverance.
Now, if you're someone who is attending church and maybe this talk has really impacted you.
And we would love to chat with you about that on how you can approach your church and approach your leadership.
I would love to have that conversation with you.
We do this all the time and that's why we're here.
So please connect with me, Bill, at SaveTheStorks.com.
Again, that's in the description.
You can go to our website, SaveTheStorks.com, and look up all the information about going mobile.
And all those conversations, we are ready for you.
Now, if you would like more information about how your church can partner with us,
by providing your community with a mobile medical clinic,
we'd love to chat with you further and show you some different options that we have.
Because this brings change in life that your church can provide a vessel of divine deliverance in your community.