Rebecca

Welcome aboard! It's great to have you here.

Welcome, Matt! It's great to have you here.

Welcome, Nona! It's great to have you here.

Welcome, Alexandria! I've always thought that was such a beautiful name. It's great to have you here!

Nope, it was a newly released movie trailer. And now, minutes later, no more streaming. I've never seen that happen before to any video. Looks like you can view it directly on YouTube here, at least for now. Here is some info about how the movie was made:

Interesting. Suddenly the link I posted from YouTube changed so the video wouldn't show. I did a search to find another copy and have corrected it above to the new link. Funny, nothing like that has ever happened before. Sure makes you wonder.

I make no apology for being a pro-life woman. Children are a gift from God and are not disposable based on convenience. No, I'm not being judgemental. I was raped and in a crisis pregnancy when I was very young. I know how hard it can be to deal with these situations from personal experience. Still, murdering your child is not the answer. I'm thrilled to see a trailer for this movie exposing Kermit Gosnell, the serial killer who murdered countless children both in and out of the womb. Yes, it's a morbid topic, but we need to shed light on it. Big media is trying to downplay this and doesn't want the truth getting out. Let's make sure the truth does get out. As Christians, or even just out of common human decency, how can we stand by while this sort of mass murder continues? I encourage you to support this movie and spread the truth about this topic.

Praying here, too.

Welcome, Debbi! It's great to have you here.

Yes, this!

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Welcome aboard! It's great to have you here.

Web hosting and web development are two different things. Think of web hosting as an apartment that you rent. It's just space available to store your belongings and decor. Web development is all the furniture, appliances, decor, and other things that make the apartment function and usable. Web hosting is just space to store the files, execute, and serve your website to a user. The website is all the pages, scripts, images, and other items that you serve to the user. I've developed websites professionally for about 20 years, so I know a few things about this topic. There's really no way to answer this question accurately without a lot more information. WordPress is a great option and CMS (content management system) for someone who doesn't know how to code. However, there are still tasks that are essential with WordPress to keep your site secure. Since WordPress powers a huge number of sites on the Internet, they are great targets for hackers and spammers. It's essential to keep your installation and plug-ins all up to date with the latest patches. Most times, this is easy; you just click the button and it updates itself. Other times, you may run into issues or incompatibilities which will require the assistance of a developer. Yes, you can use website builders (such as Wix) to build a nice looking site. I believe if you go this route, you will need to pay a service fee of some kind but will not need to rent separate server space. However, these sites tend to be very limited in what they can do. If you'd like to expand to specialized features in the future, you will most likely still need to move to a self-hosted site or WordPress .com account. At that point, having a developer is pretty essential if you have no tech experience. But a website service like that is probably fine for a small site that just serves a few informational pages.

I haven't used the WordPress.com service personally, so I can't speak to that. My experience is all with self-hosted WordPress sites.

I'd also highly recommend StableHost. They allow monthly billing and are very reliable. I've been using them for years and they also host this site. That said, this is just hosting space. It doesn't come with WordPress installed (although you can easily install it through cPanel). Unlike the WordPress.com site, you would have to perform WordPress updates yourself. It's a very simple process (unless something goes wrong). So just know what you're getting yourself into.