Paul Stark: What Science Tells Us About the Unborn
Before deciding how we ought to treat the unborn–a moral question–we must first be clear about what the unborn is. كيف تلعب لعبة بينجو This is a scientific question, and
Dave Andrusko: Abortion – The Number One Killer of African-Americans
Much in life that is wrong or unjust fails to receive the attention it so richly deserves. And that isn’t only because the “media” has failed. Read more …
Citizenlink: “A Banner Year” for Pro-Life Bills
Lawmakers in Kansas, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri and Kentucky are drafting bills similar to Nebraska’s to protect preborn babies starting at 20 weeks gestation. The statehouses in New Hampshire, North Carolina
Camp Hope Pizza Ranch Fundraiser on February 21
We had so much fun last November, my co-workers and I at Lutherans For Life are sponsoring one more benefit night for Camp Hope on Monday, February 21, from 5:00-9:00
Star Parker: Fighting to Restore a Culture of Life
A campaign launched in Los Angeles this week seeks to raise awareness to what is becoming known as “black genocide” — the devastation occurring in black America as result of
Life and Death Struggle — Countdown to the March for Life
With the new members of the U.S. House of Congress now in place, abortion looks like continuing to be very much a high profile issue. Congressman Mike Pence introduced a
Chuck Asay editorial cartoon on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
http://www.creators.com/editorialcartoons/chuck-asay/18264.html
Chuck Colson: Abortion – Black Genocide? “My Peope Are Dying”
Is abortion akin to genocide? That’s certainly the opinion of one African-American pastor. Read more …
Jill Stanek: Planned Parenthood’s unplanned pro-life advocate
I, like everyone else who has opened Abby Johnson’s new book, “UnPlanned,” couldn’t put it down. The true account of Abby’s dramatic journey from Planned Parenthood abortion clinic director (Employee
Financials Not the Whole Story
Our 2010 end-of-year financials were certainly not where we wanted them to be. Many phone calls were made by a variety of people and many generous gifts came in at the