Life on the Web – March 17, 2016
Abortion 5 Fears That Keep Pastors from Preaching about Abortion by Mark Campbell Meet The One Down Syndrome Girl Cosmo Doesn’t Want To Kill by Joy Pullmann – “Madeline Stuart
Life on the Web – March 14, 2016
Abortion “Trapped” in a Pro-Abortion Bubble by Brent Bozell Adoption Fewer adoptive parents (and you have a homework assignment in this blog) by Douglas Riggle Bioethics First US womb transplant fails by
Life on the Web – March 10, 2016
Abortion Mother of 5 Dies Two Weeks After Giving Birth to Triplets, Her Family Needs Your Help by Micaiah Bilger Moms, Don’t Tell Disabled Kids “I Wish You’d Never Been
Life on the Web – March 8, 2016
Abortion Pro-Life = Pro-Woman by Fiorella Nash Children’s book promotes abortion to kids: “If you kept my sister, you would be tired, and sad, and mad!” by Katie Yoder “October Baby”:
Life on the Web – March 7, 2016
Abortion 40 Days for Life Sees 265 Moms Change Their Mind on Abortion by Shawn Carney Watch the Shocking Answers Pro-Abortion Protesters Give to the Question of When Life Begins
Life on the Web – March 4, 2016
Abortion Dear Donald Trump: No, Planned Parenthood doesn’t do “wonderful” things. Stop saying it does by Kristi Burton Brown The Abortion Industry Survives by Endangering Women’s Lives by David French
Life on the Web – March 2, 2016
Abortion Planned Parenthood alters abortions so company can charge $750 per brain: New CMP video by Ben Johnson A Dangerous Abortion Killed This Woman, Supreme Court Should Let Texas Protect
Life on the Web – March 1, 2016
Abortion Planned Parenthood Spends $137 Million to Promote Abortion Worldwide by Jonathan Abbamonte Zika and Abortion Part II – History is Rhyming by John Stonestreet – “American abortion advocates are
Life on the Web – February 26, 2016
Abortion Former Abortionist Uses Medical Animations To Show What Happens To Baby and Mother During Abortion by Dr. Susan Berry Why Abortion Clinics Are Going Out Of Business More Quickly
Surviving the March for Life—2016 Blizzard Edition
This year was supposed to be easy—19 students, 11 adults, two babies, and great rates on hotel and airfare. My fifth trip to the March for Life was on track