Today’s advice seeker writes to Secular Pro-Life: I’m a married mom who is currently pregnant. I needed a medical verification of pregnancy for insurance, so I went to a free pregnancy center. I received the verification, but first they asked me for a lot of information that I felt was intrusive given my situation. I […]
[Today’s guest post is by Alan Trahan.] For the second year in a row, I took my home-made “We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re Pro-Life” sign out with me and my wife to March for Life on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Just like last year, it was an incredible experience. I can’t count the number of […]
Last summer, Secular Pro-Life launched Prevent Preterm, an educational campaign focusing on preventable risks for premature birth. Among them: a history of elective abortion. Prevent Preterm’s summary of the medical literature, written for laypeople and available for free here, included over 100 studies when the campaign launched. Since then, the evidence that abortion is a […]
Crowd photo of the 2012 Reason Rally, via Wikimedia Commons The Reason Rally will take place in Washington, D.C. on June 4. The organizers invite those who “know that you can be a good person without believing in a god” and “think public policy should be based on scientific evidence, not religious beliefs” to gather […]
In December, we wrote: Trump as the GOP nominee, or (FSM forbid) the President, would be a disaster for the pro-life cause… If it comes down to it, I will refuse to hold my nose and vote for Trump. I have many personal reasons for this, but keeping my focus on abortion, here are three. […]
A sidewalk counselor whose sign reads: “You can stop and talk to me. I was a teen mom. I’ve been there.” I write today to point out an interesting parallel between two public policy debates that, at first glance, don’t have much to do with one another. But the exact same argument is being used […]
Clara, daughter of Secular Pro-Life’s west coast coordinator Monica, at the Walk for Life To all the moms: All the birthmoms, All the adoptive moms, All the moms who planned for years, All the moms of surprises, All the crunchy moms, All the soccer moms, All the women trying to conceive, All the moms who […]
The first ever Pro-Life Women’s Conference will take place Friday, June 24 through Sunday, June 26 in Dallas, Texas, and they have put together a phenomenal program. They’ve just released their full schedule, and I am extremely impressed. The all-female speaker list includes abortion survivors, physicians, political activists, pregnancy center leaders, Millennial feminists, former abortion workers, […]
For years, Life Decisions International (LDI) has maintained a list of businesses and organizations that fund Planned Parenthood. The boycott list is updated twice a year, as LDI works with those who want off the list to confirm the cessation of financial support for abortion. The boycott has achieved impressive results: “To date, at least […]
As we wrote last month, The Walls are Talking is an anthology of stories from former abortion workers, compiled by Abby Johnson of And Then There Were None. Many of the abortion workers featured in this anthology had religious conversions alongside their ethical ones, and cannot help but insert thanks to God or biblical references. […]