The Imago Dei Ministry

also known as: Imago Dei Ministry · id the_imago_dei_ministry

Aligned-adjacent Active Regional scope

Entity type
Ministry
Primary location
Bristol, TN
Confidence
Medium
Last verified
July 8, 2026

§ 1 About

The ministry says its volunteers reach out to pregnant mothers actively seeking abortion in private social media groups and minister outside Bristol Women’s Health abortion clinic.

Christian ministry Online intervention Clinic outreach Family resourcing Media publishing

§ 2 Abolitionist indicators

Why this entry is classified aligned-adjacent, medium confidence:

  • Its official YouTube channel includes content titled Oklahoma Senators Kill Bill of Abolition.
  • Its public materials and social posts explicitly use abolitionist language and collaborate in abolition-adjacent spaces.
  • Its work is abortion-focused and positioned against both abortion and IVF, but the official website does not center equal-protection legislative language the way core abolitionist policy groups do.

§ 3 Services & resources

Pregnancy outreach in private social media groups Sidewalk ministry Resourcing families Gospel messaging YouTube and Instagram content

“The ministry says its volunteers reach out to pregnant mothers actively seeking abortion in private social media groups and minister outside Bristol Women’s Health abortion clinic.” Self-description, theimagodei.org

§ 4 Contact & links

§ 5 History & affiliations

The site says the ministry has seen more than 300 babies saved.

§ 6 Sources

Editorial note Last verified July 8, 2026. Classification and indicators are drawn from the organization's own public statements; inclusion in this directory is not an endorsement of every position, tactic, or piece of content the organization publishes. Included as aligned_adjacent rather than explicit_abolitionist because the official site clearly opposes abortion and publishes abolition-adjacent content, but the website itself is ministry-first and does not foreground equal-protection legislative identity in the way core abolitionist policy groups do.