The Moments That Matter Most

When Pro-Life Work Gets Personal

Amy Fling and Cindy Moorer

Dear Friends of Life,

“I still have the baby feet pin you gave me. I kept the card too.”

That’s what one visitor told twin sisters Amy Fling and Cindy Moorer years after stopping by the SC Citizens for Life booth at the SC State Fair. It’s those small seeds—the ones planted in quiet, faithful moments—that often bear the most fruit.

This week, experience the moments that moved Amy and Cindy to tears…

• A young person’s eyes lighting up at the truth
• A woman at church breaking free from 30 years of post-abortive trauma
• Conversations that changed someone’s mind—and saved a life

These moments are why we keep showing up. And why your voice matters, too.

Cindy and Amy have seen the pain up close.

One woman shared how an abortion 30 years ago had silenced her voice and stolen her joy. But when she heard the truth and experienced God’s forgiveness, healing began.

“That’s why we do this,” Cindy said. “The baby's life matters—but so does the mother’s soul.”

They’ve faced moments of hostility, especially after Roe (Roe v. Wade) was overturned. One woman angrily asked, “Why are you still here?” Their response? “Because the work isn’t done. Not until every life is valued—and every mother knows she’s loved.”

They’ve met teenagers who were shocked by the fetal models… strangers who kept their baby feet pins for years… women who wept at the truth they had never been told.

These encounters are raw, emotional, and real.

Next week: Discover the moment they earned their name—The Praying Sisters.

In case you missed previous week's emails in this series:

Introduction

Week 1

Week 2