I have long been an admirer of pro-life activists who go about their tasks with a sense of commitment, consistency and courage. Such a man is Will Duffy, who resides in Colorado and is the founder of a new project identified as Collaborator’s Project.
Perhaps this is the first time you have discovered that there are several states pursuing efforts to restore personhood to the preborn children of that state from the first instant of the child’s life.
I cannot believe what a week of blessings this has been for me. You know how inspired I was by the tens of thousands who attended the March for Life in Washington, DC.
January 22nd provided me with a unique opportunity–a chance to get a bird’s eye view of the March for Life.
After 35 years of decriminalized abortion, it seems that the press is searching for new reasons to justify the reasons why mothers abort their children.
On the eve of the 35th anniversary of the catastrophic Roe vs. Wade and Doe vs. Bolton decisions, there is not much cause for celebration, but a remarkable opportunity for change.
I am delighted to tell you about a new movement that is already gaining momentum throughout the United States.
“In examining the operations of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, it is clearer than ever that it is in business to kill children for a profit,” said Jim Sedlak, vice president of American Life League.
For those of you who were wondering, there is something foul in the Wisconsin air these days. It appears that even though the state legislature is pressing ahead for passage of a bill that would require all hospitals
Perhaps you have not heard much about Samuel Golubchuk. He is a senior citizen in Winnipeg, Canada whose life is literally hanging by a thread as I write.
This Sunday through Tuesday, January 20-22, American Life League’s Rock for Life will host its annual training and activism weekend in Washington, D.C.
That is the closing line in a new commercial put together by Planned Parenthood Golden Gate and expected to run in the San Francisco area on such venues as MTV, VH-1, Comedy Central and TLC and on KMEL-FM, a San Francisco Clear Channel radio station.