Secular Pro-Life is briefly pausing this week so that our American volunteers can travel and spend Thanksgiving with their loved ones. Take this opportunity to recharge your batteries, because we are about to enter the busiest season of the year, getting ready for 2014! That includes all the Roe v. Wade anniversary activities in January, […]
1) The newest issue of the Life Matters Journal is out! It includes a short story by Secular Pro-Life president Kelsey Hazzard. As always, the LMJ is free online. 2) The pro-life documentary film 40 premieres on December 11 at the Pickwick Theatre in Park Ridge, IL (just outside of Chicago). Kelsey was interviewed for […]
This is a photo of Amillia Rose Taylor shortly after her birth in October of 2006. She was born very prematurely, at just 21 weeks and 6 days. But she survived, and today is a healthy little girl. History will be made today. The people of Albuquerque, New Mexico have the opportunity to redeem their […]
Last week, we reported the story of Bill Diss, a Portland, Oregon high school teacher facing discrimination for being pro-life. Mr. Diss warned his students not to trust Planned Parenthood, which was on the campus for a sex education program. Planned Parenthood has, among other things, been caught providing false information about prenatal development in […]
Tomorrow evening, Secular Pro-Life president Kelsey Hazzard will give a presentation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The topic is “Pro-Life Without God.” The event will take place at 6:00 p.m. The best place to park is the Massachusetts Avenue Visitor Lot. When you get out of the car, remember the number 3! Go to […]
“To be pro-life doesn’t necessarily end with a woman’s pregnancy,” says Wendy Davis, the candidate for governor of Texas best known for opposing laws that would prohibit late-term abortion and regulate safety at abortion facilities. I agree, actually. Being pro-life shouldn’t end with a woman’s pregnancy. It does, however, begin there. (More accurately, it begins […]
[Today’s guest post by Alycia Hartley is part of our paid blogging program.] The Washington Times recently reported on a teacher who is currently being lambasted by Planned Parenthood and the Portland School District. The Times article tells the story of Bill Diss, a math teacher at a high-minority, high-risk Portland school. Diss is an […]
Abortion workers in Philadelphia have done the right thing, likely saving the lives of unborn babies and, quite possibly, the lives of women as well. According to Operation Rescue, it was abortion workers who outed Steven Chase Brigham’s illegal operation of an abortion business in Philadelphia: Operating just slightly below the radar, the notorious scofflaw […]
When it comes to the many internal debates of the pro-life movement—pass laws or build pregnancy centers? talk about contraception or talk about abstinence? work at the local level or the national level?—my attitude is usually: Seems my philosophy has carried the day when it comes to the late-term abortion ban (a.k.a. the 20-week ban […]
For the first time, in addition to its conference in D.C. coinciding with the March for Life, Students for Life of America will also be holding a conference in San Francisco coinciding with the West Coast Walk for Life! The West Coast conference will be held on Saturday, January 26; details here. I cannot promise […]