Peter and Suzanne Guy share their inspirational story about refusing to lose hope for their baby girl in spite of an adverse prenatal diagnosis which led their doctors to recommend abortion. Today, Rachel is a healthy, young woman, and she joins the conversation, discussing her and her family's active involvement in the pro-life movement.
Peter and Suzanne Guy share their inspirational story about refusing to lose hope for their baby girl in spite of an adverse prenatal diagnosis which led their doctors to recommend abortion. Today, Rachel is a healthy, young woman, and she joins the conversation, discussing her and her family's active involvement in the pro-life movement.
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Suzanne Guy is a staunch pro-life advocate who’s been actively involved in the movement in many different facets. She is the founder and president of Life Initiatives and Values, a pro-life ministry of First Baptist Woodstock Church in Georgia. She has also served as the president of Georgia Right to Life’s Cherokee County chapter and has been a featured speaker at major pro-life events, during which she has shared her inspirational story of refusing to abort her baby girl, Rachel, despite an adverse prenatal diagnosis. Suzanne has also counseled at a pregnancy resource center, taught abstinence-based curriculum in public high schools, and served on the board of the Family Policy Alliance of Georgia, an organization that fights for the passage of pro-life legislation. Suzanne and her husband, Peter, have been married for 30 years and delight in supporting Rachel, who is very actively involved in the pro-life movement as well.
Peter Guy is a guest on the Focus on the Family Daily Broadcast “Choosing Life After an Adverse Diagnosis” along with his wife of 30 years, Suzanne, and his grown daughter, Rachel.
Rachel Guy is a young, passionate pro-life advocate who’s become a widely-recognized spokeswoman for the movement. Her inspirational story of her parents’ refusal to abort her as a pre-born baby has been heard by millions of people through her speaking at major pro-life conferences and her interviews with news organizations like Fox and Friends. When not studying in pursuit of her college degree, Rachel works tirelessly in support of the pro-life movement in many ways, including serving in a leadership role for Marietta 40 Days for Life and a ministry she founded as a teen called His Love and Care, which connects expectant mothers with pro-life physicians.