We’re taking it back For years, pro-abortion activists have tried to make claim of certain icons to represent their movement. One of the most provoking is the image of a wire clothes hanger. In their minds, it represents the pre- … Continue reading
End-of-life care is a difficult but necessary issue to discuss with your loved ones. Now, because of Obamacare, the need to address this topic is more urgent than ever. As a member of the board of directors for the Terri … Continue reading
The election is over. Finally, it’s over. For those of us in Ohio, as well as pro-lifers in other swing states, it couldn’t have come soon enough. However, the result was nothing less than tragic. Barack Obama, the most pro-abortion … Continue reading
Its no secret this is considered one of the most pivotal election years in US history. Its importance is heavily touted by those on both sides of the political landscape. Yet, in spite of all the hype, a large number … Continue reading
What comes to mind when somebody mentions the nation of Ecuador? I think of an absolutely beautiful landscape with warm, outgoing people who have a passion for life. Having grown up in Montana—that’s God’s country for the less informed—I love … Continue reading
Pro-abortion activists fight for abortion-on-demand throughout pregnancy for any reason—no exceptions. Their fundamental argument centers on women’s health. But stunning new research shows this concern is all smoke and mirrors. Pro-abortion activists have long tried to claim abortion is safer … Continue reading
It’s a girl has become a three-word death sentence to hundreds of millions of unborn babies across the globe. The United Nations estimates as many as 200 million girls are missing in the world today because of female gendercide. Killed, … Continue reading
When you think of the heroes of the pro-life movement, Im sure many names come to mind. There are quiet individuals who may never make the headlines, but theyre making a significant difference on the front lines of defending life. … Continue reading
As children, how many times did we hear the phrase, “Sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me?” If only that were true. Whether written, verbal, online, in video or person-to-person, our words have immense … Continue reading
For two weeks, the world watched as the Summer Olympics took center stage. In the midst of the daily news of politics, crime and dismal economic stats, I thoroughly enjoyed stories of trials and triumphs, determination and beating the odds. … Continue reading
