Recently Herb Geraghty and I livestreamed our discussion of the “all trimester” Washington Surgi-Clinic in Washington, D.C. As of the writing of this post (mid-September, 2025), the clinic has apparently ceased doing abortions. DC Health told Live Action that the clinic’s license expired in mid-August and wasn’t renewed, although clinic staff have apparently said they […]
I spent the first half of this week in Florida at the Samaritan Summit, a conference for PRC staff and volunteers. It was great. For those of you who couldn’t join, here’s a quick recap. The Storytelling Symposium helps pro-lifers find their voice. Earlier this year, SPL partnered with Abortion Survivors Network and Leadership Institute […]
Hey All – I wanted to make sure you knew about a training I am giving this weekend that you can watch from the comfort of your own home. How to Be Pro-Life: Practical ways that everyone can get involved in the movement to defend unborn lives. Our friends and nontraditional pro-life allies at Rehumanize International […]
Secular Pro-Life is hitting the road! Next week we’ll have a presence at both the Pennsylvania March for Life in Harrisburg and the New Jersey March for Life in Trenton. Post-Dobbs, state legislatures are where many of the most important life-related policies are debated and decided. That’s why showing up, making our voices heard, and demonstrating the diversity of our […]
Replay: Behind the doors of the Washington Surgi-Clinic Hi All – The “all trimester” Washington Surgi-Clinic has come up recently because, at least at the moment, they seem to have stopped performing late-term abortions. SPL has particular history with activism related to the Surgi clinic. When I was 28 weeks pregnant with my daughter Ruby, I […]
Earlier this year, SPL partnered with Abortion Survivors Network and Leadership Institute to launch the Storytelling Symposium, a free webinar series training pro-lifers to share their stories and empower others to do the same. The Symposium got amazing feedback from attendees, and I’ve now been invited to co-lead a one-day version for the Samaritan Summit’s pre-conference training. Join […]
Did you know that Secular Pro-Life has speakers available for conferences as well as campus, church, and community events? SPL’s speakers offer flexible presentations adaptable to various audiences and contexts. They can address secular arguments against abortion, pro-life inclusivity, and dialogue across divides. Additionally, each speaker specializes in certain themes — see details below. Michelle […]
We’re heading into the final stretch of our punny campaign, Sticky Summer—there’s still time to jump in! Our goal was 31 new monthly donors for the 31 days of August. We have had 25 fabulous people sign up. We only need 6 more people to cross the finish line here. You should be 1 of […]
Hello All – At the beginning of this month, Monica told you that we were setting a goal to add 31 new monthly donors during the 31 days of August. That would be a major 30% increase for Secular Pro-Life. We are 80% of the way through August and 71% to our goal. So far this month […]
Our friends at Rehumanize International organize consistently amazing conferences. Rehumanize is a Consistent Life Ethic (CLE) group, which means their work encompasses a wide range of social ills. That includes abortion, along with threats to older humans like the death penalty and sex trafficking. Their conferences present a wonderful opportunity for activists in different spheres to come […]
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