Rebecca Peters

Dec 9, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Landon P. Falke |Brian Smith |Stacy Rowe |Rebecca Peters

1 INTRODUCTION In contrast to offshore marine ecosystems, nearshore ecosystems are defined by tidally mixed currents, stronger freshwater interactions, and other abiotic characteristics (e.g., shallower depths and altered temperature regimes), which combine to provide unique functions for a variety of species.

Sep 26, 2024 | faithandleadership.com | Bekah McNeel |Andy Stanton-Henry |Adam Taylor |Rebecca Peters

I spend a lot of time talking about polarization and political conflict. Because I am bullishly solutions-oriented, it’s only a matter of time in the course of almost every podcast, workshop and Q&A session before the question comes up: How do I make my neighbors and my family see that their politics are cruel and immoral?

May 30, 2024 | lightmagazine.ca | Rebecca Peters

I’ve been thinking about how that phrase applies to an unexpected pregnancy. After working in the area of unexpected pregnancy support for almost 15 years, I have a few thoughts. In 2024, “sanctity” is a word that people don’t commonly use. That doesn’t mean it’s not relevant, far from it. As someone who works in communication, I believe it’s important to use words that people are familiar with and understand or clearly define a word if your audience might not understand it.

May 3, 2024 | lightmagazine.ca | Rebecca Peters

Although you are not my daughter, you are a daughter to someone, and although I am not your mother, I am a mother to three. And so, I am writing to you as if you were one of my three. If you were to tell me about your unexpected pregnancy, oh how I would have a million things running through my head and my heart, but probably not as many things as you have running through yours. First, I would try my best just to listen.

Apr 26, 2024 | faithandleadership.com | Rebecca Peters

In February, Tom Parker, the chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, made abundantly clear to the nation that the rationale underpinning arguments for fetal personhood are explicitly Christian in their origin. The case hinged on the accidental destruction of frozen embryos that three different couples were storing at a fertility clinic in Alabama.