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    Zoe for Life!

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    By admin on July 4, 2012 Grassroots Unity in Action
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    ZOE for Life! is a ministry serving pregnant women in distress in a confidential setting.

    Many women enjoy the blessings of love and a support structure to lead them to marriage, children, and a meaningful life. Others, however, are not as fortunate. They find themselves pregnant and in crisis. They have made the wrong choices and are in turmoil. They are not thinking, they are panicking!

    So few women are well versed on the various services that are available to them. Their overwhelming concern is, “What am I going to do now?” Many wrestle with abortion, some with adoption, and still others with thoughts of suicide.

    ZOE grew out of the conviction that every life is sacred, a gift from God. ZOE, a Pan-Orthodox Christian ministry, was initiated to serve women and men, wherever they may live. It began humbly, and by God’s Grace, has grown to offer a variety of services across the country, including Pure Living Retreats and adoption referrals for both birth parents and those who are seeking to expand their families through adoption.

    In the greater Cleveland, Ohio area, ZOE House was established as a community outreach to assist women who have chosen life for their child, but who struggle to provide basic necessities for their little ones. If you are in the Cleveland area, we invite you to make an appointment to visit ZOE House by calling our Executive Director, Kathleen Kovalak to schedule an appointment. She can be reached at 440-888-9990. Or please visit our website.

    If you, or someone you know, is in distress over an unexpected pregnancy, we invite you to call our Helpline: 877-436-5433.

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