Miracle Birth Story Tops December’s Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (January 3, 2011) – A story about the difficult choice Carol and Peter Chin made when they learned she was pregnant while fighting cancer was the most-read online Covenant News Service story in December.

“A Miracle Birth of a Different Kind” recounts how the couple had to decide whether to proceed with the pregnancy and chemotherapy. Overcoming obstacles—which ranged from homelessness to bears—was a theme among several of the most popular stories. To read any of the articles, click on the links.

A Miracle Birth of a Different Kind

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