In this episode, we sit down with Gaye Tillotson, Executive Director of Collage Center, a medical pregnancy help center serving central Nebraska. Gaye shares her personal journey into this work, the history and growth of Collage—including a new location coming soon to Columbus—and the unique needs of the women and families they serve. Listeners will be inspired by her faith-driven leadership, powerful stories of hope, and vision for the future of Collage.

In part two of our conversation with Assure's Patient Process Manager, Audrey Selander, we explore the vital role of volunteer advocates and how they walk alongside women who feel unsupported or under-supported in their pregnancies. Audrey also shares how prayer and faith sustain her team, the challenges they face, and the lessons she’s learned through her work.

In this first episode of a two-part series, Toni Clarke visits with Audrey Selander, Patient Process Manager at AWC, to explore her journey into pro-life work and the vital role she plays in guiding women through their appointments. Audrey shares what a typical day looks like, why listening matters so deeply, and how her team ensures every woman is treated with dignity and compassion. This heartfelt conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the frontlines of the patient process.

On this episode of Life Matters, we’re joined by mother-daughter duo Michelle and Annaliese Scollard, who share what it’s like to serve together at AWC. From stories of life-changing moments to the role of faith and family in their ministry, their conversation is both heartfelt and inspiring.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Robyn Chambers, we explore how Focus on the Family is uniting churches, pregnancy centers, and national partners to build a truly pro-family culture. Robyn shares powerful stories from the field, highlights the Wait No More adoption initiative, and offers practical ways to get involved in the life movement today.

In Part 1 of this special two-part series, Toni Clarke sits down with Robyn Chambers, Vice President of Advocacy for Children at Focus on the Family. Robyn shares her personal journey into pro-life work, highlights the impact of the Option Ultrasound program, and explores what it means to be pro-woman, pro-baby, and pro-family in a post-Roe world.

This week on Life Matters, we continue our conversation with Jor-El Godsey, President of Heartbeat International. He shares how the pro-life movement is responding to the rise of chemical abortion—and the truth behind its dangers. You'll hear about the lifesaving work of the Abortion Pill Rescue Network, the growing number of women seeking reversal, and what the next generation of leaders must be ready to face. Don’t miss this inspiring and eye-opening conclusion to our two-part series.

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.