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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Secular Pro-Life had a very busy 2024! In January, we attended the March for Life and the National Pro-Life Summit in Washington, D.C., networking with anti-abortion organizations and individuals from across the nation. Our Executive Director, Monica Snyder, debunked propaganda about the Supreme Court’s EMTALA ruling; starred in a Live Action video with over 75,000 […]
At Secular Pro-Life, we pride ourselves on building community, keeping you informed, and combatting pro-abortion propaganda. Without further ado, our most-read articles in 2024 are… 10. Our “Ask a Pro-Life Atheist” series: Each month, we interview someone about being pro-life without religion. Want to get on the list for 2025? Submit your interview here, and […]
In years past we would feature the most popular graphics we posted to our Facebook account. Last year Instagram posts started to compete with Facebook images for most viewed graphics. This year, all top 10 most viewed graphics were on Instagram. 10. These just aren’t gates you can keep 9. Molly used to be an […]
Secular Pro-Life was hard at work in 2023! In January, we attended the March for Life, where we spoke at the Rehumanize meetup and networked at the National Pro-Life Summit. Later that same month we endorsed the Post-Roe Future vision statement, and Kelsey spoke on a panel at St. Thomas University School of Law. In […]
In years past we would feature the most popular graphics we posted to our Facebook account. This year we compared the number of accounts reached between Facebook and Instagram. Turns out most of our top graphics were still on Facebook, but Instagram has started sneaking in the top 10. (Sometimes the Instagram reels also surpass […]
At Secular Pro-Life, we pride ourselves on keeping you informed and providing prompt, reliable commentary on abortion debate trends. We certainly fulfilled that mission this year! Without further ado, our most-read stories in 2023 are… 10. CDC: Maternal Health Figures Improving Post-Dobbs: “This outcome would not surprise anyone who paid attention to other nations’ experiences […]
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