WNZR talks with Marissa Stephens, Mobile Operations Coordinator for Starting Point Pregnancy & Family Resource Center

The Morning Thing talked about the Sanctity of Human Life on Friday. They shared some eye-opening facts and talked about a new ministry outreach from Starting Point Pregnancy & Family Resource Center.
Marissa Stephens, Starting Point’s NEW Mobile Operations Coordinator shared the exciting news on how this new part of their ministry will reach our community.
Click HERE to hear the full conversation, or click on the link below.

She shared the mission and services that the Mobile Unit will provide to residents. Starting Point is currently looking for volunteers – specifically stenographers or nurses anyone that can provide maintenance to the mobile vehicles. You can support this project at www.friendsofksp.com/give

Facts on Life (from Starting Point):

  • 80% of women choose life after they see an ultrasound
  • A baby’s Heart starts beating at 5 weeks, often before a woman knows she’s pregnant! The heart beats about 54 million times between conception and birth!
  • In 2024 there was a total of 2,164,043 client visits to pro-life pregnancy centers, according to a report from Heartbeat International! Starting Point saw 2,033 client visits in 2024 and 2,277 in 2025!
  • A baby’s unique fingerprints form at 13 weeks
  • Strong Families are the foundation of a healthy communities. Starting Point served 287 individual clients. 40 of those clients were men seeking fatherhood and other support!
  • At 18 weeks in the womb, a baby can hear and identify their mom’s voice! (Abortion is legal in Ohio up to 21 weeks and 6 days!)

Also, check out the video below that gives you an overview of the NEW Mobile Unit Ministry with Starting Point. Exciting things are happening here in Knox County. Join the Fight for LIFE!

WNZR hears from Mark Schultz!

Our very own Eric Brown got to sit down with chart-topping Christian artist Mark Schultz!

He shares with us about his journey to being an artist, his song writing process, and how he hopes people feel after listening to his songs. Mark also goes in depth on one of his songs and shares a story he heard recently from a fan.

Mark will be right here on MVNU’s campus for Starting Point’s “Evening with Mark Schultz” tomorrow! It is a night of music and conversation that you won’t want to miss.

To secure tickets click HERE!

To learn more about Starting Point click HERE!

Jess Kirby of Knox Starting Point shares with WNZR!

We got to talk with Jess Kirby who is the Developmental Director at Knox Starting Point!

She shared a little bit about their ministry and she gave all the details on their big events upcoming this weekend! The Bubble Run and Family Day, as well as An Evening with Mark Schultz are both happening this Saturday, October 4th! They are always looking for volunteers to further their mission.

To get involved click HERE.

For more information about Starting Point click HERE.

WNZR talks with Abbey Ernst about Starting Point Pregnancy and Family Resource Center!

We got to talk with Abbey Ernst who is the Client Services Director at Knox Starting Point. She shared a little bit about some of their programs, their priority and goals, as well as how to get involved! We love sharing the stories of local ministries that do so much for our community.

To get involved click HERE.

For more information about Starting Point click HERE.

Mark Schultz is coming to MVNU!

This morning on The Morning Thing, our hosts shared a conversation with Jess Kirby, the Development Director for Starting Point Pregnancy and Family Resource Center. She highlighted the exciting event that is coming to Mount Vernon! A night with Mark Schultz will be taking place on Saturday, October 4th!

Jess talks about everything you need to know regarding the event and shares the incredible story that made it all happen! We also get a little insight into Mark’s story and why he supports places like Starting Point.

Click HERE to learn more and buy tickets!

If you want to hear the full conversation click HERE!

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