Leanne Jamieson

04/16/2026

I think we can all agree… I should’ve had my coffee before filming this ☕️😅

If you need coffee (like I clearly did) and want to support businesses that are actually taking a stand for life—this is your moment.

Seven Weeks Coffee is proudly pro-life and actively supports pregnancy centers like ours, which makes your daily cup go a whole lot further.

During the month of April, when you order through the link in my bio, 20% of your purchase goes right back to Prestonwood Pregnancy Center 🤍

So go get your coffee… and maybe I’ll try filming this again after mine.

04/14/2026

This Mother’s Day, give a gift that echoes far beyond a single day.

Honor your mom by celebrating the very thing she gave you… life.

Make a donation in her name to Prestonwood Pregnancy Center and help another woman step into motherhood with courage, support, and hope. Your gift becomes more than a gesture. It becomes a lifeline. It becomes a reason another mother will one day hold her child and whisper, “I’m so glad I chose you.”

We will send your mom a beautiful note letting her know a gift was made in her honor, a tribute not just to who she is, but to the legacy she’s built.

This year, don’t just give flowers that fade.

Give a future that blooms.

Simply include her name and mailing address in the comment section when you donate.

This season should not just be about celebrating moms who are embracing motherhood with joy, confidence, and excitement. Instead, it should also honor the quiet, courageous journey of women who step into motherhood feeling unsure, afraid, or overwhelmed.

04/13/2026

We’ve told men for years… “It’s not your choice.” And they listened.

But what if that message didn’t empower women… it isolated them?

One of the most common responses we hear from men in our counseling rooms is this: “Not my place. Not my voice.”

This article is about what happens when image-bearers go silent—and why it’s time to invite them back into the story.

We’ve told men for years… “It’s not your choice.” And they listened. But what if that message didn’t empower women… it isolated them? One of the most common responses we hear from men in our counseling rooms is this: “Not my place. Not my voice.” This article is about what happens ...

04/12/2026

Two weeks ago, we had the chance to host Easter egg hunts for our clients across all three of our locations—and it was more than just a fun morning.

Yes, there were eggs, candy, giveaways, and sweet moments for families to enjoy together. We were able to meet tangible needs and create spaces that felt joyful and welcoming.

But what made the day especially meaningful was when we gathered everyone together and shared why Easter matters in the first place.

Easter isn’t about bunnies and sugar. It’s about Jesus—His sacrifice on the cross, the weight of what He carried for us, and the reality that He didn’t stay in the grave. It’s the kind of hope that reaches into real life—the fear, the uncertainty, the broken places—and offers something different. Forgiveness where there’s shame. Peace where there’s anxiety. A future where things once felt impossible.

That’s the same hope we long for each of our clients to know. Not just in a moment, but in a way that stays with them long after they leave our doors.

Moments like this remind me how important it is to gather, to build trust, and to share truth in a way that’s both clear and compassionate.

Thank you for being part of what makes days like this possible. Your support helps create space for both care and truth—and we don’t take that lightly.

04/05/2026

This Easter, we remember that the cross was not the end of the story—it was the beginning.

Jesus stepped into our brokenness, carried what we could not, and made a way for life. Because He rose, hope is not distant. It is alive. It is present. And it is still changing lives today.

At the center, we have the privilege of witnessing that reality every day—fear met with compassion, uncertainty met with truth, and lives transformed through the hope of Christ.

This message is not just something we remember once a year. It is something we see lived out, again and again.

He is risen.

04/01/2026

Three IVF mix-ups. Just months apart.

Embryos mislabeled. Babies born into the wrong families. And almost no outrage.

At some point, we have to ask… Have we grown too comfortable treating life like something we manage instead of someone we honor?

This isn’t about whether IVF should exist. It’s about what happens when dignity is no longer the loudest voice in the room.

Please read the article…

IVF mistakes reveal what happens when dignity is not primary

03/30/2026

Last week, our fatherhood program hosted a Changing Table Build Night, and it was a night that reminded me why this ministry matters so deeply.

Dads came, not just to learn how to build a changing table, but to be equipped—to see what it looks like to lead their families well, to step into the responsibility God has placed before them, and to walk in the freedom of the gift He has given.

Pete, one of our faithful volunteers, led the evening. He spoke with honesty about how the life we’ve been given in Christ is a gift meant to be protected—and how the way we live, the way we lead, and the way we show up for those we love, should reflect that truth.

I am grateful for nights like this. Grateful for a Father who uses programs like this to grow and develop men. Grateful for volunteers willing to step in as vessels to serve. And grateful for the men who showed up, open to being built up, challenged, and encouraged.

It’s not just about changing tables. It’s about what God is building in their lives—one evening, one conversation, one step of obedience at a time.

03/26/2026

This is a need that’s been steadily growing for us.

We’re meeting with more and more men across all of our centers—guys who are scared, overwhelmed, and unsure what to do next. There’s something powerful about another man sitting down with them—listening, encouraging, and helping them think through what’s ahead.

Right now, we especially need male volunteers in our Southwest Dallas and Fort Worth locations.

If you’re a man of faith who cares about life and would be willing to show up in a steady, relational way—or you know someone who might be—email ppcmens@prestonwood.org to learn more!

03/14/2026

High school students have a special opportunity coming up!

We’re partnering with Texas Right to Life to host a Pro-Life Student Retreat on Saturday, April 11th at our Family Resource Center. Students will hear testimonies, learn more about the pro-life movement, get a closer look at the ministry happening at the center, and discover practical ways they can stand for life in their own communities.

Students who attend can also earn service hours.

Spots are limited, so be sure to register your student at the link in my bio!

03/09/2026

Recently our Family Resource Center team had the opportunity to pick up a generous donation of much-needed baby items from Divine Consign for the families we serve through Prestonwood Pregnancy Center. We are so thankful for their partnership and for the thoughtful way they chose to support this work.

At Prestonwood Pregnancy Center, being pro-life means caring for families not only before birth, but after as well. Donations like this allow us to continue providing practical resources and encouragement to mothers and families as they welcome a new baby.

We are truly grateful for partners like Divine Consign who help make that possible. 🤍

03/06/2026

PPC friends — registration is now open for the 3rd Annual Birdies for Babies Golf Scramble! ⛳️

Hosted by the Prestonwood Veterans Organization, this special event supports the work happening every day at Prestonwood Pregnancy Center. This year we’re heading to a new, larger course on October 19th.

If you or your business might be interested in sponsoring a team or getting involved, we’d love to have you join us. Supporting events like this helps make it possible for our team to keep serving women and families. More information can be found at the link in my bio!

02/27/2026

The world is racing to build artificial minds while debating whether tiny human ones deserve protection.

Technology may imitate intelligence, but it cannot bear the image of God.

If we forget what makes us human, the most vulnerable will always pay the price.

Every life is sacred.

My latest Substack article...

:What AI Is Teaching Us About Being Human