Christians who are uncertain whether they are for or against abortion may consult their priests, Bible or pray to God to ask him which is right or they may prey to ask to protect they people who do have abortions and not to condemn they s they believe that it must have been a last resort and not to blame them.
Some Christians would join IPAS-'...works around the world to increase women's ability to exercise their sexual and reproductive rights, and to reduce abortion-related deaths and injuries. We believe that women everywhere must have the opportunity to determine their futures, care for their families and manage their fertility.' They would show their commitment by donating money or volunteering for them. This could be due to their own belief about abortion, disregarding their faith, but it could also be as this is what some Christians believe is what a modern Christian should support. The Bible, the main source of advice on morality for Christians, doesn't have a set view on abortion as the idea of procured abortion was not around then, so Christians can make up their own mind on what it would say about it. This group is for the sympathetic Christians who know it is hard for a woman who feel they have no choice and abortion really is the only option.
Christians who support IPAS would probably also agree with 'Open Door' which offers free counselling to women in the UK who have had abortions.
Christians beliefs about abortion might influence the political party they support once they know their policies regarding abortion in order to try and change the Law or educate more people, spread a message, to others about abortion or why abortion is needed and should be legalised in more countries.
A lot of anti-abortion and pro-abortion demonstrations take place and a Christian who feel s strongly on the support might take part. They walk around a place such as the White House or the Houses of parliament where they will be noticed and hold up banners and placards displaying their view on the subject.
Cardinal Thomas Winning set up a church support group for pregnant ladies, young and old, and help them in as many ways possible. Roseanne Ready works for him in Glasgow and offers financial and physical support, as well as donating prams, cots, clothes etc. They offer council ling, help the expectant tell their family. For younger girls they offer help with child care in the time of exams so they won't miss out and can have a back-up plan or possibility of higher education when the child is older so they won't have to rely on benefits. Roseanne is setting up a Holy Order (Pro-Life) which deals with not only the issue of abortion but Euthanasia, Suicide etc. She believes that pregnancy is like engagement, preparation to commitment, and people wear engagement rings to show this, a pregnant women should wear some sort of garment too.
Some Christian activist groups go around schools educating children about safe-sex, contraception and the consequences, hoping to stop the problem of young mothers at its source. They believe in educating children young so that they will be more sensible when they become older and know the risks. They offer advice and try to be as helpful as possible.
Christians have many ways to put their beliefs about abortion into action. Even if their views are different all that they do is supporting a basic Christian ethos of love, kindness, showing empathy, helping those in need and offering support. A Christian would not condemn anyone no-matter what their view is regarding the subject. Overall Christians show their belief constructively without the use of violence which is the best way to educate the masses as everyone is Gods messiah.