CitizenLink: Abortion Survivor Melissa Ohden
In 1977, five days after a saline abortion, Melissa Ohden was delivered and left on a table to die. Thirty-four years later, she is healthy and sharing her story around
Kathryn Jean Lopez: Bonhoeffer’s “Yes We Can”
“I heard someone say yesterday that the last years had been completely wasted as far as he was concerned. I’m very glad that I have never yet had that feeling,
A Journey of Life
Recently, Mary Fortkamp, president of the SW Nebraska LFL chapter #341, sent us a wonderful story of life and hope. Mary wrote, “My friend … gave me an e-mail one day about
Adopted US Twins Return to Russian Orphanage
For the children of a Moscow orphanage, it was a glimpse of a life of plenty. For their visitors, 18-year-old twin sisters from California, it was an emotional return to
John Hayward: Planned Parenthood Down and Out In Indiana
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels recently signed a bill that eliminated public funding for Planned Parenthood. It also banned abortions after 20 weeks, required women considering abortions to receive written information about
Walter Hoye II: 32 Infant Deaths Since 2000
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Chuck Colson: Perversion of Democracy – Gay “Marriage” and the Law
Gay-rights groups have begun a scorched-earth policy against anybody who opposes their agenda. And the ultimate victim may be democracy itself. طريقة لعبة البوكر في الجزائر Read more …
“To Be Born” director: “I hope people find this film disturbing”
The director of a new short pro-life film says he hopes that most people won’t want to watch it. Rob Kaczmark, the production manager at Spirit Juice Studios, says that
Uncle Norris and Psalm 91
Last Friday, May 6, my uncle, Norris Highby, died. He was 98 and had lived a long and full life. One story shared at his funeral stands out. During World War
Good News: Record Number of Foster Kids Find Adoptive Families
Just in time for National Foster Care Adoption Month, researchers have announced that the number of adoptions out of foster care has reached a record high. Read more …