Life on the Web – July 1, 2022
Lutherans For Life Ministry in Uganda How to Make the Case against Abortion in Less Than a Minute 100,000 Pro-Life People March in Spain to Demand End to Abortion Patricia
Roe v. Wade Overturned!
Lutherans For Life rejoices that an egregious injustice has been rectified. Thanks be to God for the Supreme Court’s reversal of the erroneous Roe v. Wade decision! Our nation and
Life on the Web – June 18, 2022
Doctor Says Science Confirms Developing Unborn Babies are Human Beings High School Requires Students to Sign Pledge to Support Killing Babies in Abortions South Dakota Now Abortion Free as Last
Life on the Web – June 3, 2022
World’s Most Premature Twins Were Born Two Weeks Before Abortion Limit Churches on Abortion: Why We Differ Pro-lifers can make this summer the most impactful ‘summer of service’ yet
Life on the Web – April 29, 2022
Her Mother Rejected Her Father’s Abortion Demand, Now She’s the College Valedictorian American Academy of Pediatrics changes guidelines on Down syndrome diagnosis Planned Parenthood wasn’t always an abortion business, but
The Most Important Week
by Michelle Bauman, director of Y4Life It’s Holy Week, the most important week in the history of the world. It’s the week Jesus fulfills His mission, the week He finishes
Life on the Web – April 1, 2022
A History of Caring for Life Finnish Lutherans fully acquitted 17 Years After They Starved My Sister to Death, We Must Never Forget Terri Schiavo Christians must choose life I
The Key
by Michelle Bauman I’m sure you’ve heard talk in the news about a recession lately; more and more pundits are expressing fear, worry, and impending doom. Concern over our country’s
Life on the Web – March 11, 2022
Hungary Just Elected Its First Female President, And She’s Pro-Life and Pro-Family “Sexy Summer Camp” Pushes Sex on Kids, Teaches Them How to Kill Their Babies in Abortions The Nigerian
The Chosen
by Michelle Bauman Last night, we watched another episode of The Chosen. I’m not a big fan of televised reenactments of the Bible typically; they often seem forced and implausible.