Secular Pro-Life’s west coast representative, who will be speaking at the West Coast Walk for Life, was recently interviewed by the California Catholic Daily. They wound up devoting a full article to the people and mission of Secular Pro-Life! On January 25, 2014, pro-lifers will assemble in San Francisco for the 10th annual Walk for […]
Secular Pro-Life has big goals for 2014. Here are our top five resolutions (and how you can help): 1) Connect with thousands of students, pro-life leaders, and grassroots leaders this month at the March for Life, West Coast Walk for Life, Students for Life of America conference, and more. (Meet up with us) 2) Complete […]
This post has nothing to do with abortion. But it does have to do with saving lives, so pay attention. This is Kortney Gordon. We met when I was a college student and she working for Students for Life of America (SFLA). This is her daughter, Sophy. This is Jon Scharfenberger, who worked alongside Kortney […]
[Today’s guest post is by Rachel Cox and is part of our paid blogging program.] Have you heard about the Texas husband who wants to remove his pregnant wife from life support? In November, Erick Munoz’s wife Marlise, who was 14 weeks pregnant, suffered a blood clot and is still in the hospital hooked up […]
Yesterday, we featured the top blog posts of 2013. But Secular Pro-Life is often an organization of few words. Here are the top 10 most liked and shared SPL graphics of 2013 (click to enlarge). #10: So much for choice #9: Wise words, Gloria #8: Biology 101 (You can buy the bumper sticker, and proceeds […]
2013 has been an eventful year. Perhaps you’ve seen National Right to Life Committee’s round-up of the top pro-life victories of the year, and Operation Rescue’s review of sleazy abortionists brought down this year. It’s been a great year for Secular Pro-Life, too! Without further ado, here are the top ten most-read stories from the SPL blog […]
[Today’s guest post is by across-the-pond SPL supporter Peter Hardy.] I’m frequently berated with the comment that as a man I’m not allowed to have an opinion on abortion. Occasionally this same sentiment is expressed as a polite suggestion, and we should sympathise where women are worried that this is an attitude that wives should […]
Many of you have followed the story of award-winning Portland, OR high school teacher Bill Diss, who was targeted by abortion advocates because he discouraged his students from attending a Planned Parenthood presentation. A disciplinary hearing was held on November 14 to determine whether or not Mr. Diss would be declared “unfit to teach” and stripped […]
[Today’s guest post by Rebecca Stapleford is part of our paid blogging program. Rebecca attends the University of Georgia and majors in Greek, Latin, and Classical Culture. She is vice president of UGA Students for Life. Her passion is pro-life and disability rights activism.] Chances are, if you’ve been exposed to the writings and ideas […]
I hate to say I told you so. That’s usually an empty phrase. Let’s face it: most people love to say “I told you so.” But in this case, I really do hate it—because I successfully predicted that something pretty awful would happen. Back in February of 2012, the Susan G. Komen controversy was at its […]