by Andrea Trudden, Vice President of Communications and Marketing

Each year, National Nurses Week shines a light on the essential work of nurses across the country, and in 2025, the American Nurses Association is calling us to reflect on “The Power of Nurses to Transform Health.” It’s a fitting theme—not only for the hospital floors and clinics—but especially for the life-saving, heart-healing work done each day by nurses in pregnancy help organizations.

That theme is beautifully echoed by the American Organization of Nursing Leadership's message: “Care, Lead, Inspire — Repeat.” In pregnancy help, these words come to life in a powerful, personal way.

Pregnancy help nurses stand at the intersection of hope and despair, often as the only person who will ever see that baby alive, the only voice speaking truth and encouragement into a young woman’s heart, and sometimes the only Christian presence in her world. These nurses are healthcare professionals, yes—but they are also counselors, teachers, advocates, and intercessors.

They care—deeply and compassionately. They lead—with grace and conviction. They inspire—with truth, love, and unshakable faith. And they repeat—day after day, client after client, heart after heart.

The impact of pregnancy help nurses can’t be overstated. Their medical skill brings clarity. Their presence offers comfort. Their faith brings light into the darkness. They help women see not just what’s happening to them—but what’s possible for them and their babies.

“Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you.
Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that
your labor in the Lord is not in vain.” —1 Corinthians 15:58 (NIV)

To every nurse serving in pregnancy help: your work is mighty, your heart is noticed, and your faith is not in vain. You are changing lives and generations, one act of love at a time.

Thank you for all you do to care, lead, and inspire—again and again. We see you. We honor you. And we thank God for you.