Our Urban Outreach Director, Arnold Culbreath, is continuing his efforts to call attention to the injustice committed by the YWCA of Greater Cincinnati. They fired caseworker Shannon Nixson following a pro-life presentation. We believe she was fired because two pregnant … Continue reading →

Senator Bob Casey, Jr. (D-PA) ran in 2006 as a pro-life challenger to Senator Rick Santorum, the most pro-life senator we had. Before the election, in a written response to Voter Guide (a pro-life questionnaire), he wrote that he was … Continue reading →

Have you been following the Amnesty International (AI) abortion debate? If not, let me bring you up to date on the controversy. In April of this year, AI released a series of documents and directives explaining their new position on … Continue reading →

Today, the US Supreme Court upheld the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act (5-4) that was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Bush in 2003. This federal law will prohibit partial-birth abortion in all US states and is the … Continue reading →

While headlines are being made in Washington, DC regarding the debate over federal funding of embryonic stem cell research, an enormous breakthrough with adult stem cells is getting only a fraction of the attention. This is exciting news that has … Continue reading →

Most, but not all, pro-abortion organizations outright reject that mothers and fathers of aborted babies emotionally suffer from their loss. Sadly, even those that do acknowledge the pain still stand behind the right to abortion. One of these groups is … Continue reading →

Perhaps the most-used argument by pro-abortion activists is that if abortion were made illegal, deadly, back-alley abortions would return.  They’re only half right.  Deadly, back-alley abortions have returned, but they are fully legal.  I hope you haven’t just eaten. On … Continue reading →

You’ve probably heard of Gardasil. It’s a vaccine, developed by the drug conglomerate Merck and Co. that is effective against some of the many strains of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). HPV is a sexually transmitted disease and considered to be … Continue reading →

A recent revelation has caused an enormous controversy within the medical community and society at large. Six-year-old Ashley was afflicted with a severe brain impairment called static encephalopathy. As a result, she has little mobility and requires constant care from … Continue reading →