Chicago Region Update - October 15, 2026
This month, we had an amazing time with Fox Valley Church and First Baptist Church of Elgin. Our team was able to present our work to both congregations, and I'm so grateful for their time and support! It's always encouraging to partner with churches and organizations who are standing with us in the fight for life.
Our partners are truly what make this life-saving work possible, and there's something special about gathering together to share what God is doing. If your church would love to hear more about what God is doing through Alliance, I'd be honored to come share with your congregation.
Speaking of what God is doing, we were able to administer progesterone to a client who came to us for an abortion pill reversal. Please join us in praying for this mother and her baby. Because she is so early in her pregnancy, the abortion pill reversal process is less likely to be effective. But we serve a great God who can step in and rescue this life. Our God is mighty to save, and we're trusting this little one to the kind, saving hands of our Creator.
Lastly, this is event season, and there are a number of events that would allow you to join us to celebrate all that God is doing at Alliance.
The first event is our first ever Stories of Hope event in Chicago. On November 5th at Calvary Community Church in Schaumburg, we will be coming together for a night of coffee, light appetizers, and, as the title suggests, stories of hope about lives being rescued through your support of the free services provided by Alliance medical clinics. For more information on this event or to RSVP, visit this link:
Secondly, St. Theresa Catholic Parish of Palatine is hosting a march for life. Please pray for this event! We're excited to participate and share what Alliance is all about, and even more excited to share the Gospel with everyone who attends. This will be a united effort to rescue lives in Illinois, and we're grateful and eager for the opportunity.
Thank you for praying with us and for giving so faithfully. Every partnership, every prayer, and every gift is part of how God is rescuing lives here in Chicagoland.
Luke Moore
Chicago Public Relations Director