Lifehouse Maternity Home

01/01/2026

"The old has gone, the new is here!" (2 Corinthians 5:17)
LIfehouse wishes you a 2026 filled with God's fresh blessings, hope, and joy in Christ! Happy New Year
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12/30/2025

🎉 Happy New Year from all of us at Lifehouse! 🎉
As we step into a new year, we are filled with gratitude for you—our community who makes hope and healing possible for moms and babies.

There’s still time to make a year-end gift and help us start the year strong, providing safe housing, support, and a brighter future for the families we serve. Thank you for being part of this life-changing work. 💛

Give online: https://lifehouselouisville.org/annas-story-lifehouse-appeal/

12/28/2025

What an incredible gift we've all been given. Merry Christmas and may the hope, peace, joy and love of Jesus Christ radiate through your life every day,

12/25/2025

For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.

May. your heart be blessed with the true meaning of Christmas.

12/24/2025

On Christmas Eve, we remember a young pregnant woman—Mary—who faced fear, uncertainty. But God met her there with comfort, honor, and a promise that her story wasn’t over.

At Lifehouse, we think especially of the young pregnant women walking through hard seasons right now. You are not alone. You are not forgotten. There is hope for a brighter future, even when things feel overwhelming.

Jesus was born to bring forgiveness, love, and offer the promise of hope, peace, and joy—for every heart and every story. Tonight, we pray this brings comfort wherever it’s needed most.

Merry Christmas

12/23/2025

12/21/2025

“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son…” – John 3:16
As we light the candle of love, we remember the greatest gift—Jesus, given for us.
How God must love us!

Have a blessed Sunday!

12/21/2025

She remembers the hand.

It was older—creased with a few wrinkles and a small vein that squiggled up toward the wrist. No nail polish. No rings. Just a steady hand that kept showing up. When she first saw it, there was something familiar about it, though she had never seen it—or the person it belonged to—before.

Hands in her past had often brought pain, control, or disappointment. She learned to flinch, to pull back, to protect herself. She began to notice hands before faces.

She was pregnant then—tired, scared, unsure of what came next.

At first, that hand felt unusual and made her cautious. Too gentle. Too patient. But it never pushed or asked for anything in return. It was there to guide her down the hallway to her new room, to rest nearby during conversations she didn’t know how to start. Slowly, her view began to change.

That hand became a symbol of safety.

It reminded her that she mattered—that her baby mattered—before she ever held her child in her arms. It showed her that care could be quiet, steady, real, and encouraging. That love didn’t have to come with conditions.

At Lifehouse Maternity Home, many women arrive carrying fear, uncertainty, and the weight of past hurt. Healing often begins not with big moments, but with small ones—with hands that remain open and hearts that remain present.

If you are pregnant and searching for a place where you can find support, stability, and hope, Lifehouse is here.

Sometimes hope begins with a single hand… and the courage to take it.

12/20/2025

She remembers the hand.

It was older—creased with a few wrinkles and a small vein that squiggled up toward the wrist. No nail polish. No rings. Just a steady hand that kept showing up. When she first saw it, there was something familiar about it, though she had never seen it—or the person it belonged to—before.

Hands in her past had often brought pain, control, or disappointment. She learned to flinch, to pull back, to protect herself. She began to notice hands before faces.

She was pregnant then—tired, scared, unsure of what came next.

At first, that hand felt unusual and made her cautious. Too gentle. Too patient. But it never pushed or asked for anything in return. It was there to guide her down the hallway to a clean, safe room, to rest nearby during conversations she didn’t know how to start. Slowly, her view began to change.

That hand became a symbol of safety and hope.

It reminded her that she mattered—that her baby mattered—before she ever held her child in her arms. It showed her that care could be quiet, steady, and real. That love didn’t have to come with conditions.

At Lifehouse Maternity Home, many women arrive carrying fear, uncertainty, and the weight of past hurt. Healing often begins not with big moments, but with small ones—with hands that remain open and hearts that remain present.

If you are pregnant and searching for a place where you can find support, stability, and hope, Lifehouse is here.

Sometimes hope begins with a single hand… and the courage to take it.

12/18/2025

🎄Teddy’s a good listener… and we’re pretty sure he’s not judging.

Good thing Christmas isn’t about naughty or nice lists anyway. We’re all a little messy, a little imperfect—and incredibly grateful that Jesus doesn’t keep score—just opens His arms wide.
💚❤️💚

12/17/2025

This video was filmed a few months ago by our CEO, Dolli, and we wanted to share.

At Lifehouse, laundry is happening all the time. Seriously… all. the. time. But it’s more than piles of socks and the hum of washing machines. It’s where life skills are learned, confidence is built, and small victories happen—like mastering stain remover or folding a fitted sheet (a true life achievement).

Every load represents care, responsibility, and a step toward independence. Around here, clean clothes are a reminder that even the most ordinary moments can be part of a fresh start. 💙✨