'A Good Story of God Doing a Big Thing': HGTV Stars Shine Light on Crisis Pregnancy Center

Tré Goins-Phillips : Sep 4, 2024
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"...They will be giving these women life skills with courses in infant care, parenting, mental healthcare, job placement, and Bible classes. They wanted the house to be beautiful so these new mothers see how worthy they are of beauty, and that they can expect this for their lives, no matter how desperate they may feel now." -Erin Napier, "Home Town" host on HGTV

[Faithwire.com] The stars of the HGTV hit series "Home Town" are using their platform to highlight a crisis pregnancy center in Orlando, Florida. (Screengrab image: via Faithwire)

"We'll be giving them a gift, and you can, too," Erin Napier wrote at the end of an Instagram post about Hope House, which describes itself as a place "to serve, equip, and empower first-time, expectant moms who have chosen life for their babies."

Before becoming a crisis pregnancy center, the house was the setting of the 1991 movie, "My Girl."

She wrote, referring to one of the characters in the film, "We pulled up to find it under renovation, and I took a photo on the steps where Vada sat, when a woman walked out on the porch and invited us to see the inside. In the movie, the house was a funeral parlor, but, in real life, it's becoming Hope House: a beautifully renovated home with bedrooms and nurseries for expectant single mothers who find themselves in crisis pregnancies"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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