This site is dedicated to all the women out there who value their worth and want to celebrate it with gusto. But before you think I’m a bra-burning, Pill-popping, pro-choice feminist, allow me to clarify. I am not a member of the radical feminists led by the Gloria Steinams and Margaret Sangers of the world. Jane Fonda is not my hero, and if you ask me I’ll tell you that women’s liberation was a con job — a lie that coaxed women into shedding their feminine spirit and compromising the very unique nature that set them apart from men in an effort to become like them – otherwise known as identity suicide.

Like many women, I bought into this counterfeit movement. I believed empowerment meant “reproductive rights.” To be feminist meant being pro-choice and pro-contraception. Career advancement and accolades trumped pregnancy and child-rearing. To be a woman with value, you had to devalue your fertility. But through a long, hard process of soul-searching and investigating truth, I came to find that dissolving the womb does not elevate my worth — if anything, it does the opposite. How could I celebrate my womanhood if my beliefs sought to unplug the very essence of womanhood.

And so I came to realize that true liberation comes not in handing over your fertility to a pharmaceutical or device that threatens your health and keeps you in the dark about its intrinsic workings, but in knowing and embracing your fertility, your life-giving strength. I believe true feminism starts with celebrating womanhood and motherhood, not suppressing them. I believe that our fertility and ability to give life are fundamental powers that transcend our success in the workplace. I echo the sentiments of the pioneers of true feminism, like Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, who condemned the notion that any woman should ever feel compelled to kill her unborn offspring.   

I marvel at the gifts we bring to the world — they should be protected and defended. Authentic feminism was hijacked by the sexual revolution and is held hostage by the contraceptive and abortion industries. I aim to get it back.

I started this site as a quest to find like-minded women who share my passion for faith, family, and feminism as seen through the eyes of the God who created our femininity.  I started it for all of us who are reclaiming the womb.

Becky Bowers-Greene