Welcome To The Blog
Teen Mother Choices Programs offer Hope, Purpose, and a Future to teen girls who made the choice to parent their children. When teen moms work on identified goals, develop supportive mentor relationships, and are involved in safe caring communities, they begin to discover who they were created to be. This is Teen Mother Choices!
An Exciting New Chapter
Teen Mother Choices International (TMCI) is excited to share how God is equipping and preparing us for the next chapter of service to churches, individuals,
Our New Executive Director
Linda Crump has agreed to step into TMCI’s Executive Director role. As a former Teen Mother Choices (TMC) participant and a current TMCI Board Member,
Welcome, Nicole Raidart!
I am honored to welcome TMCI’s newest board member, Nicole Raidart. Nicole has a passion for bringing the love of Jesus to people and serving
“With so many places hiring, why doesn’t a teen mom just get a job?”
It seems simple, right? Getting a job will fix everything! At first glance, this may appear to be the right answer, but as you dig
Returning to High School is not so Easy
Those who follow us on social media were recently encouraged to consider the challenges a teen mom faces getting herself and her infant son, Landon,
Re-Welcoming TMC – Kankakee, IL!
What do you do when you complete your TMC Training and a pandemic breaks out worldwide? You wait. You wait for God to confirm His
Why LifeSkills Workshops?
One of the four cornerstones of the Teen Mother Choices Program is LifeSkills Workshops. But why do we believe they are foundational to our success?
What A Year!
After every LifeSkills Workshop year, the Program Directors complete TMCI’s Annual Statistics Form. Although I regularly speak with the Program Directors and hear praise stories
Welcome to the Board, Gino Tomaro
Teen Mother Choices International welcomes to its Board of Directors, Gino Tomaro. Gino brings to the board, expertise in the areas of Marketing and Public
The “Now What?” was a part I hadn’t really considered
Written by: Marcia Furrow “You asked her not to abort her child. Now what?” Every week I walked up the back stairway of the church