Leanne Jamieson

Leanne Jamieson Executive Director at Prestonwood Pregnancy Center , a ministry dedicated to empowering women.

Recently our Family Resource Center team had the opportunity to pick up a generous donation of much-needed baby items fr...
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. 🤍

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

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

02/24/2026

Throughout February, our staff has been writing encouraging notes to one another — building each other up as they serve through tough conversations, sonograms, and life-changing work.

We want to invite each of you to join in! Share an encouraging note, a Bible verse, or a prayer for our team in the comments — or DM us what you’d like to share. We’ll gather your messages and pass them along to our staff!

Thank you for the countless ways you support this ministry — your words and support continue to make a big difference in encouraging our team in this fight for life. 🤍

There’s something about seeing a year in numbers that makes you pause.⁠⁠Our 2025 Impact Report is here — and while the s...
02/24/2026

There’s something about seeing a year in numbers that makes you pause.⁠

Our 2025 Impact Report is here — and while the statistics are meaningful, what they really represent is what gets me:⁠

Women who felt seen.⁠
Families who found support.⁠
Babies whose lives were protected.⁠

I’m deeply grateful for our staff, our volunteers, and every single person who made this possible. God moved in big ways this past year.⁠

If you want to read the full report, head to the link in my bio or comment “impact” and I’ll send it your way.

Recently, we were presented with a grant from the American Woodmark Foundation to provide car seats for our clients — an...
02/19/2026

Recently, we were presented with a grant from the American Woodmark Foundation to provide car seats for our clients — and we are so thankful.

Every car seat represents something real: a baby going home safely, a mom feeling supported, a family taking their next step with a little less stress.

Because of this generosity, our team gets to continue placing tangible, life-affirming resources directly into the hands of families who have chosen life for their babies.

Grateful for partners who make it possible for us to keep showing up in practical ways.

A baby was born alive at sixteen weeks after a failed abortion in an Australian hospital. He sucked his thumb while medi...
02/16/2026

A baby was born alive at sixteen weeks after a failed abortion in an Australian hospital. He sucked his thumb while medical staff reportedly left him without comfort or care.

When a bill was introduced to protect babies born alive, debate was shut down for four years.

If a child survives abortion, what does our response reveal about us?

A society is measured not by the rights it declares, but by the lives it protects. Pro life conviction is the simple belief that once a human being is born alive, our duty is care.

Read my latest post.

A true story of an abortion and a baby born alive

Mark your calendar for October 19th ⛳️ Birdies for Babies is back for its 3rd year! Hosted by the Prestonwood Veterans O...
02/13/2026

Mark your calendar for October 19th ⛳️ Birdies for Babies is back for its 3rd year! Hosted by the Prestonwood Veterans Organization, this special golf scramble supports the work happening every day at Prestonwood Pregnancy Center.

It’s more than a tournament — it’s a day that helps us continue serving women, families, and babies in our community. Registration opens soon, so text GOLF to 50567 to be the first to know when it goes live.

I’d love to see you there!

I’d love to invite you to an upcoming tour at one of our Prestonwood Pregnancy Centers. These evenings are a special opp...
02/05/2026

I’d love to invite you to an upcoming tour at one of our Prestonwood Pregnancy Centers. These evenings are a special opportunity to step inside the work happening every day—hearing life-changing stories, seeing our 3D/4D ultrasound machines, and learning how the Lord is moving through this ministry and the many ways you can get involved.⁠

📍 Southwest Dallas — 2/23 at 7pm⁠
📍 Richardson — 3/2 at 7pm⁠

I would love to see you there. Link in my bio to register—and feel free to share with friends who might want to join you. 🤍

A 22-year-old woman just won a $2 million verdict after doctors removed her breasts when she was 16. In court, it was re...
02/03/2026

A 22-year-old woman just won a $2 million verdict after doctors removed her breasts when she was 16. In court, it was revealed that key counseling concerns were never followed up on before the surgery.

Her mother testified she consented out of fear her daughter would take her own life.

This is not only a medical story. It is a story about what happens when feelings outrun truth and adults forget the sacredness of the body.

The Imago Dei is not a theory. It is a line we cross at great cost.

A $2 million verdict, a teenage mastectomy, and what happens when self-perception outruns the truth of the body God made

01/30/2026

With last Sunday’s services moving online due to winter weather, our team will be at the Prestonwood Plano Campus this upcoming Sunday!

We’d love to connect with you, share more about the pregnancy center, and talk through ways to get involved and support the ministry.

If you’re there, stop by the booth in the atrium and say hi 🤍

01/29/2026

Ice on the ground, shovel in hand—this Canadian was not going to let a snowstorm close our doors for one more day. ❄️

We cleared the parking lot to make sure our staff and clients could come in safely, and within minutes of opening, women and families were already here. One of those appointments was for abortion pill reversal—a moment where timing matters, and being open meant the opportunity to provide truly life-saving care. We’re incredibly grateful we could be there in that moment, and we ask you to join us in praying for her and her baby moving forward.

Weather can slow a lot of things down, but it doesn’t pause real needs. Grateful we could be open, ready, and present today for the women and families who needed us most.

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