A member of the Men and Abortion Network is a person or organization with at least three years of experience on a national or international level of promoting healing and creating awareness in regard to the after abortion male. Members are available for speaking engagements. See schedule.

Kevin Burke, LSW
Kevin and his wife Theresa are co-founders of Rachel’s Vineyard and Pastoral Associates of Priests for Life.  Rachel’s Vineyard support group and retreat models for healing after abortion are offered across the U.S. and around the world.

Kevin is author of Tears of the Fisherman: Recovery for Men Wounded by Abortion. His presentations address the effects of abortion on men, couples and families and effective after abortion ministry for Clergy and Counselors.

Kevin and Theresa are authors of Grief to Grace: A Retreat for Healing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse.  He has contributed to and authored articles on after abortion healing, participates regularly in radio interviews, and has been a guest on EWTN.  Kevin formerly served as the administrator of Mother’s Home, a crisis pregnancy residence that provides housing, computer job training and programs for women and their children.

Catherine Coyle, RN, PhD
Catherine Coyle earned her doctorate in Educational Psychology (area of Human Development) at the University of Wisconsin.  She is a registered nurse and holds a master’s degree in clinical psychiatric nursing.  She has taught at both Edgewood College and the University of Wisconsin in Madison.  Dr. Coyle developed a healing program for men who have been hurt by abortion and has scientifically documented its effectiveness.  She is the author of the book Men and Abortion: A Path to Healing, which is based on her research and is available from Life Cycle Books (1-800-214-5849).

Dr. Coyle is co-director of the Alliance for Post-Abortion Research and Training (www.standapart.org), a member of the Men and Abortion Network (M.A.N.), and is on the advisory boards of the International Forgiveness Institute, Care Net Pregnancy Center of Dane County, and the Abortion Recovery International Network (ARIN).  She continues to pursue research and provide training in the areas of forgiveness, forgiveness therapy, and after abortion stress. She may be contacted by email.

Sheila Harper
Sheila Harper is the Founder and President of SaveOne, an international outreach ministry for men, women, and families suffering in silence after an abortion. She holds a Master’s degree in biblical counseling and is the author of 8 books. “SaveOne-A Guide to Emotional Healing after Abortion” her first book has been translated and distributed in 17 languages.

SaveOne currently has over 200 chapters in 21 countries. Sheila has traveled the world speaking on the topic of abortion recovery as well as training abortion recovery leaders.

After enduring seven years of personal anguish over choosing abortion, she found restoration and forgiveness through Jesus Christ. Sheila has two awesome sons, and now lives in Nashville, TN with her husband, Jack. You can order the books, or find a chapter near you at www.saveone.org

Follow SaveOne at their blog and on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Jack Harper
Jack Harper is the Vice President, and Men’s Director for SaveOne. He has fought in this battle for the unborn since the inception of SaveOne in 2000. Jack has supported SaveOne as a board member, a liaison to the global church, a travel partner, and through financial support. In 2018 God very clearly spoke to Jack and Sheila about coming together and Jack joining in full time ministry on the staff of SaveOne.

Jack’s life has not always been about ministry. For Jack, drinking as a young teen led to alcoholism as a young adult. What started as an adolescent indiscretion became 23 years of alcoholism. Then, in September of 1998 Jack was miraculously delivered from alcohol as he gave his life to Christ. From that day forward Jack has looked for every opportunity to invest in the restoration of those hurting from the pain and destruction of addiction, alcohol, and abortion.

In 2003 Jack was called to full time ministry, and in 2007 became a church planter. He pastored Crossroads church for 11 years before God called him to full time ministry at SaveOne. Jack is the author of the book Gifts from God a book centered on the revelation of how God blesses not only us but other people through our obedience. His books can be purchased through the resources page at saveone.org He is currently working on two books entitled, Ten Days in the Upper Room, and Eight Days of Miracles both set to be released in the spring of 2019.

Jack and Sheila agree, we will fight with every fiber of our being to see this door of death closed in men, women, and families lives in our nation and around our world. Jack can be reached at jack@saveone.org.

Greg Hasek
Gregory Hasek MA/MFT LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a marriage and family therapist in both Oregon and Florida. He is also the executive director of a non-profit agency called Misty Mountain Family Counseling Center. He  previously taught in George Fox University’s Graduate School of Counseling for six years. In 2005, he organized the first ever men’s summit to specifically address how abortion affects men. Since then he has been involved with the Men and Abortion Network. Mr. Hasek has spoken at numerous conferences over the years, including National Right to Life conventions. He was one of the featured speakers at Reclaiming Fatherhood, an international conference on men and abortion, which took place in 2007 and 2008. He has received international attention for his work on men and abortion issues and presented in Australia in 2012. He is a founding member of the Crisis Pregnancy and Abortion Recovery Division of the American Association of Christian Counselors. He has recently developed an organization called the American Association of Therapists Treating Abortion Related Trauma, which has a goal of developing evidenced based treatment programs for abortion related trauma. In addition to his presentations at various conferences, Mr. Hasek has published articles and appeared on television and radio programs around the country discussing these issues. Please visit his website at www.swflchristiancounseling.org. You can contact by email or by phone at 239-301-4464.

Bradley Mattes, MBS
Bradley Mattes, a founding member of Men and Abortion Network, is president of Life Issues Institute, an international pro-life educational organization. He does peer-to-peer counseling of men after abortion and has written for numerous international publications on the issue of men and abortion.

Brad was a three-time Regional Emmy® Award-winning host and executive producer of a weekly pro-life television program, Facing Life Head-On, which was available to more than 100 million households throughout America and Canada.

He also hosts Life Issues, a daily radio commentary on abortion and related issues carried on more than 1,300 radio outlets across the nation. Brad has also hosted various half-hour radio programs on such topics as the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, adoption, men and abortion and US Supreme Court vacancies.

Brad is president of the International Right to Life Federation and a frequent international speaker and lecturer on abortion and related life issues. He works with other countries to establish a pro-life educational and counseling presence.

Brad has done considerable anecdotal research on the effects of abortion on men, and his writings on this topic have been printed in US and international publications. He has a master’s degree in Biblical Studies and Biblical Counseling and has written a post-graduate course on men and abortion.

Please contact Brad by email at brad@lifeissues.org. You can follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Vincent Rue, PhD
Vincent Rue, Ph.D. is director of the Institute for Pregnancy Loss in Jacksonville, Florida, an independent non-profit research & treatment center. Dr. Rue received his Ph.D. in Human Development & Family Studies from the University of North Carolina in 1975. For 30 years Dr. Rue has been a practicing psychotherapist and has served on the faculty of California State University at Los Angeles and United States International University in San Diego. In 1981 Dr. Rue provided the first clinical evidence of after abortion trauma, identifying this psychological condition as “Post abortion Syndrome” in testimony before the U.S. Congress. In 1984, he published one of the first articles on abortion’s impact on men and relationships and over the years has treated numerous women and men who have been traumatized by their abortion experience.

During the Reagan Administration, Dr. Rue was a special consultant to U.S. Surgeon General Dr. C. Everett Koop on abortion morbidity. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Rue also serves as a litigation consultant assisting numerous offices of the state Attorneys General in abortion & family related statutory challenges. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress and a Member of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. He has lectured throughout the United States, and has also presented in North and South America, Europe and Asia. Dr. Rue has authored one book and numerous professional journal articles on the topic of after abortion trauma and has been the principal investigator of the International Pregnancy Loss Research Project.

Scott Miller
Scott Miller has an earned Doctor of Ministry degree on the subject of healing fathers of aborted children. He is an addictions recovery chaplain and has worked in the field of addictions for several years. He has seen the link between an unresolved abortion experience in a father and a continuing battle with addictions. He has also seen the power of the addiction weakened when a father addresses the abortion experience in his life.

Scott is married and has four children in heaven and one adopted child on earth.

Warren Williams
Warren has a BA in Psychology and an MBA from the University of Colorado. He is a Charter Member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. He and his wife founded Boulder Caring Pregnancy Center in Boulder. Since 1978 he has been a student of fatherhood loss and the effects of abortion on men and society. In 1992 he founded Fathers & Brothers Ministries International, a ministry to men who have experienced loss of their fatherhood through natural pregnancy and elective choices. He is an Elder at VineLife Community Church in Boulder, CO.

He is a published author: Fatherhood Lost: Suggested Guidelines in Leading a Bible Study, and the companion Bible study Missing Arrows. He has written and self published many other booklets and articles on men and pregnancy loss including Restoring the Fugitive: A Father to the Fatherless-Overcoming the Affect of Absentee Fatherhood,  Men in Sexual Crisis, Men in Reproductive Crisis and Recovery. In addition he and the late Guy Condon co-authored Fatherhood Aborted. Warren has been working on the promotion of these and other materials thorough Care Net, Promise Keepers, and Focus on the Family.

Warren has been a presenter at many national seminars and including Care Net, PACE, Healing Visions, Caring to Love, and Focus on the Family. He has been interviewed many times on radio and TV, co-authored many articles, and is widely quoted on the topic of the disenfranchising of male grief.

David Williams
David Williams worked for 10 years with Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) ministering to college students in Northeast Ohio, serving as a traveling speaker and also as a chaplain for one season with the Cincinnati Bengals.

In 2013, David decided to devote more time to his God-given passion to preach. Along with speaking, David mentors college students and ministers with Pregnancy Resource Centers to be a voice for the unborn and mentor men who have been affected by or whose partners are considering abortion.