I am a pro-life Christian, and I have spent my entire career working on public policies that touch the lives of vulnerable populations. For years, I worked for a House Freedom Caucus member on policies protecting the unborn and policies for orphans and vulnerable children, at home and around the world.

I am deeply grateful that, amid this week's recission negotiations, the White House agreed to exempt the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, commonly known as PEPFAR, from cuts in the recission package currently on the Senate floor.

The organization I work for, World Relief, is unashamedly pro-life. We are also deeply committed to the biblical vision that affirms the dignity and worth of every person as a bearer of God's image and likeness. These convictions compel us to speak out not only on behalf of the unborn but also for vulnerable mothers, children, and families around the world whose lives are sustained by U.S. global health investments.

Pro-lifers' convictions do not stop at birth, even if some would claim otherwise. We care deeply about the health and well-being of vulnerable mothers, children, and families. PEPFAR cares for them by providing........

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