Every year I sit down to write the final blog post of the year, I marvel at everything Secular Pro-Life has been able to accomplish in the past 365 days. 2025 is no exception. We started the year with a strong presence at January‘s March for Life. We led an all-day Storytelling Symposium, in partnership […]
Hi all – We are reaching out one final time because today is the last day to give to Secular Pro-Life’s year-end campaign. Before the clock strikes midnight, your support will make a real difference in how prepared we are to step into 2026. As the ball drops on this year, we are already looking ahead. Your year-end […]
Coalition building is a major part of our mission. Abortion activists benefit from the institutional support of the media, academia, and Hollywood, plus hundreds of millions in fundraising dollars. Pro-lifers can’t afford to be inefficient. Strong coalitions prevent redundant work and allow us to play on each other’s strengths. At SPL we go out of our […]
As we wrap up 2025, we’ve been assembling a variety of top 10 lists. This compilation features Secular Pro-Life’s most-viewed videos of the year, with most of those numbers accumulated on Facebook and Instagram. SPL wishes everyone a Happy New Year and renewed hope for 2026! 10. So what does that mean for premature infants […]
Until 2024, our “most popular graphics” list was drawn from Facebook alone. Last year, Instagram began to rival Facebook for top-performing posts. This year, we looked at combined view totals across platforms: seven of our top ten graphics are from Facebook, and three (plus the honorable mention) are from Instagram. From philosophical questions about personhood […]
Josh Brahm of Equal Rights Institute invited me to record several podcast episodes with him. In this episode he interviewed me about my educational and professional background in forensics, and how those exeperiences impact my perspectives on the abortion debate, especially regarding the idea of subjecting women who abort to prosecution. You can watch/listen to […]
At Secular Pro-Life, we pride ourselves on building community, keeping you informed, and combatting pro-abortion propaganda. As we close out 2025, we’re looking back at the articles that garnered the most views here and on Substack, starting with one that just missed the list. Honorable Mention: Are abortion pills harming the environment? Asking the EPA […]
Hi All, Secular Pro-Life has a three-part mission. The second part of our mission is to create space for non-traditional pro-lifers. Non-traditional pro-lifers oppose abortion but fall outside expected pro-life demographics, especially Christianity or political conservatism. They often feel socially stranded and unsure how to get involved. We work to get everyone involved in pro-life activism in […]
All – Great news: a generous donor has stepped up and offered a $15,000 matching grant to help Secular Pro-Life reach our end of year goal. Double your impact That means every dollar you give right now goes twice as far toward reaching our goal of $100,000 by December 31st. This is one of the most effective times […]
A prenatal diagnosis is often accompanied by the pressure to abort, leaving most parents feeling unsupported by the medical community and society at large. In our series “Stories of Prenatal Diagnosis,” we share testimonies of parents who received a diagnosis while pregnant and their personal experience in handling it. Today’s story is from Jacquelyn Smith. […]
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