A Titus 2 Weekend
This past weekend I hosted another Titus 2 Retreat in my home. This one was specifically for the volunteers who serve at The Lighthouse Center of Hope (CPC). There was
John Smeaton: The Tablet ignores the plight of the unborn in its whitewash of post-war Europe
The Tablet ignores the plight of the unborn in its whitewash of post-war Europe. Read more …
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra: The New Pro-Life Surge
Political gains by U.S. conservatives unleash waves of anti-abortion legislation. Read more …
Help Welcome Eight Wonderful Kids to Camp Hope 2011, June 20-27, in Des Moines, Iowa!
Please forward the links below to anyone who might be interested. All the links have lots of great info, photos, and video. You do not have to live in central Iowa to adopt
New Book Available from Long-time LFL Member: God’s Word and Song for the Suffering
Long-time LFL member Donna Zuehlk has produced a wonderful new book called God’s Word and Song For the Suffering. Believing that our hymnal is a rich source of Lutheran doctrine
Brendan Malone: Safer chemical abortions? Yeah, right.
Apparently Orson Welles once quipped: “I drag my myth around with me”. Based on the most recent news about the RU486 abortion drug (also known as Mifepristone, Mifegyne or Mifeprex)
John Smeaton: Russian pro-lifers are driving down a road to pro-life success
Igor Beloborodov, a Russian demographer and a leader of the Russian pro-life movement, has written a fascinating account of how Moscow officialdom tried to stop the 3rd annual Moscow pro-life
The Lighthouse Center of Hope Reaches Out to Joplin, Missouri
Disaster strikes. How do we respond? Three years ago, when the tornado ravaged Parkersburg, people of our community rolled up their sleeves to help. On May 22, our neighbors in
Chuck Colson: No White Flags Here – Defending Traditional Marriage
The liberal press is saying that many conservatives have given up fighting same sex “marriage. where to inject ivermectin in goats ” Don’t believe it. Read more …
Wesley J. Smith: Good Ethics Makes for Good Science
Have you noticed that the stem-cell controversy rarely makes the news these days? There’s a reason: The greatest advances in stem-cell research over the last decade have not involved cells