What if one decision in college changed the rest of your life?

What if filling out one application this semester led you to make an impact across Texas for years to come?

That’s exactly what happened to Naomi Wick.

A few years ago, Naomi was just a college student with a heart for defending Life. She applied to Texas Right to Life’s Dr. Joseph Graham Fellowship, where she was trained, mentored, and challenged to boldly stand for preborn babies on her campus.

She had no idea where God would take her.

Today, Naomi serves as the Executive Assistant at the Pregnancy Center of the Coastal Bend, which just opened an incredible new location in Corpus Christi.

And not just anywhere.

It’s less than a mile from the Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi campus. In fact, there’s only one road onto the island, meaning thousands of students and visitors drive right past the pregnancy center every single day.

Every day, women facing unexpected pregnancies pass a place filled with hope instead of fear.

A place where they can receive a free ultrasound. 

A place where moms and dads can find compassionate counseling.

A place where families can receive diapers, baby clothes, and everything they need to welcome their little one.

A place with a prayer room where every wall is covered with anonymous requests from people carrying unimaginable burdens, reminding everyone who walks in that no one is alone.

This is what building a culture of Life looks like.

And Naomi gets to be part of it every single day.

“Women in crisis situations need emotional and oftentimes financial support, and as an activist for Life, I am responsible for supporting people who have chosen Life for their families,” said Naomi when she applied for the scholarship. Look at her now!

The leadership and skills she developed through the Fellowship didn’t stay on her college campus. God multiplied them into a calling that’s now changing lives for mothers, babies, and families across Texas.

Her willingness to invest her time in helping struggling families and building a culture of Life on campus led her to a future centered on serving others.

The exciting part?

Your story could be next.

Maybe God is calling you to become a pregnancy center director. Or an attorney defending Life in the courtroom. A doctor caring for moms and babies. A teacher. A legislator. A ministry leader. Or maybe He’s calling you to transform your own campus, helping students choose Life when they never thought they could.

You don’t have to have everything figured out.

You just have to be willing to say, “Yes.”