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family preservation

We Believe : Heartline Maternity Center

Heartline Maternity Center Theology of Care At the core of the Heartline Maternity Center is our unshakeable belief that every woman and every baby is created in the image of God. We believe their lives have unsurpassable worth and value. We believe every woman and child are deeply beloved. We believe that each of them […]

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Madelene’s Story : Lifesaving maternal care

*Click here for an update (February 2018) on Madelene’s story and meet her sweet baby girl, Esther! Pregnant at 39 years old, Madelene came to the Maternity Center earlier this year for prenatal care, gripped with the fear that she would lose yet another baby. We listened and prayed as she tearfully shared her history […]

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The Bond that Forms

We are honored and grateful that Heartline is featured on the Faith to Action Initiative Blog this week! Faith to Action Initiative believes that strengthening families is the best way to support orphans and vulnerable children. Learn more about their work by clicking here. It is a joy to partner with organizations like Faith to Action […]

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Giving thanks – Guetchina and Aubrey

Thank you for your dedication to standing with vulnerable mothers and babies in Haiti! Over the past year, your compassionate support has helped save the lives of many at risk women – including Guetchina, a 29 year old beautician who longed to be a mother after a history of miscarriage. Like far too many Haitian […]

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Building Families Instead of Orphanages

By: Tara Livesay – Heartline Maternity Center Director, CPM This post originally appeared on the Christian Post on November 13, 2017. Click here to view.   This World Orphans Day, as we turn our hearts and minds to vulnerable children across the globe, I am reminded of the orphanage that upended the way I saw […]

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Really, I blame the women

Written by: Sarah Bessey – Author, Speaker, Heartline Ministries Board Member – sarahbessey.com Really, this is all the women’s fault. I suppose we shouldn’t be surprised by that. More than thirty years ago, John and Beth McHoul arrived in Haiti from the United States as missionaries. As part of their work, they established an orphanage – […]

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