Christine Bowersox was a sophomore in high school when she sat in a presentation about teen pregnancy. The speaker was talking about the options available to pregnant teens, such as abortion, parenting, and adoption. Christine remembers thinking, “Yeah, this is … Continue reading →

Parents who have to bury a child say it is an emotional challenge that words cannot explain or feelings cannot be compared to. How does one explain such a loss? Tom and Eileen Smith found themselves trying to explain these … Continue reading →

There is an ongoing debate over the value of life. This debate does not have borders nor is it confined to a specific geographic region. The issues of abortion, euthanasia, stem-cell research, and infanticide, are pervasive on all seven continents. … Continue reading →

If you were to fly over Washington DC on January 22nd and look down, the ground seemed to be alive and breathing, and it was alive and breathing with movement, a movement. Over 70 thousand members of the pro-life movement made their … Continue reading →

What is the number one killer of African Americans? The first time Shannon Nixson was asked this question she did not think the answer would be abortion. As a community counselor to many women in her home city, Shannon was … Continue reading →