Down syndrome was not in the plans for Debora and Cameron Engen, but God had bigger plans when He gave them baby Charlotte. Now, Debora documents her family’s joyful journey in loving their first child, Charlotte, even after her surprising them by having Down syndrome. Debora speaks candidly on her platforms about how Charlotte has […] Source
What if abortion became something that could be done remotely? That is not just a provocative question meant to capture your attention. It is a new reality that happens all throughout the United States. While we cannot deny that technology has offered us convenience in many areas of life, the growth in medical care being conducted remotely through telehealth services has also given rise to an increase in “telehealth abortions.” Source
For nearly fifty years, the evil and shameful legacy of Roe v. Wade has touched just about every corner of American society. It is one of the most consequential and devastating court decisions that the world has ever seen. This June marks the fourth anniversary of the Supreme Court’s historic decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, and ended nearly fifty years of federally-imposed abortion doctrine.[1] Source
April is Abortion Recovery Awareness month. It is the time of year when I am reminded of the hard truths about abortion and the aftermath that comes from this evil act. Most men and women are often not prepared for what comes in the months and years after they make the choice to abort their baby. Post Abortion Syndrome is real. Symptoms may include suicidal thoughts, depression, guilt, shame, regret, drug and/or alcohol abuse, promiscuity, and much more. Source
The most common exception to pro-life laws is the rape and incest exception. This exception is said to protect women from being forced to “carry their rapist’s baby” by allowing them to kill the baby should they become pregnant as a result of sexual assault. Source
Georgia Right to Life’s inaugural All of Life Summit and 20th anniversary R.E.A.C.H. dinner was an intimate event that brought together passionate personhood advocates to dive deep into the pressing issues of today’s pro-personhood movement. With awe-inspiring speakers and interesting exhibitors, the event exceeded expectations and set a high bar for years to come. Source
For over fifty years, the national conversation about abortion has largely been focused on surgical procedures performed in clinics. The casual presence of abortion clinics feels dystopian, knowing that just beyond the ordinary-looking doors, blood is being shed. Source
NFP is a fully pro-life method of avoiding and achieving pregnancy that works with your body rather than against it. It is more than an alternative to artificial birth control—it is a way of life that aligns with natural law and the Christian view of personhood. Source
Personhood advocates have long called for Planned Parenthood to be defunded. Photo Credit: Joseph Cochran Productions Defunding America’s prominent baby-killing machine, Planned Parenthood, has been a cry of devoted personhood advocates for many years. Yet, the efforts of politicians have been half-hearted at best as Planned Parenthood continues to receive almost $700 million a year […] Source
An easily-accessible Plan B abortifacient pill, available on Amazon (photo used in accord with Section 107 of the Copyright Act) Birth control is the mother of promiscuity and abortion. It is the gilded fruit of the sexual revolution and has contributed to the decay of American culture. In hindsight, it’s worth stating that birth control […] Source
IVF survivor Maddie Broome shares her perspective on the ethics behind in vitro fertilization. I was conceived in a petri dish and survived. On a good day, 30-50% of embryos make it to the implantation stage, also known as the blastocyst stage.[i] Of those embryos that are implanted, 45% flourish into a pregnancy, resulting in […] Source
Measles, mumps, rubella, polio, rabies, and chicken pox — no one wants their child to contract any of these diseases. Yet, the vaccines manufactured to protect your children from these specific diseases have either been produced with fetal cell lines or tested in a fetal cell line. Source
Every human person has the right to life and deserves equal protection under the law. We should never discriminate against a class of people based upon their size, level of development, environment, or degree of dependency. All human life is made in the Image of God and has dignity worth protecting. Source
This open letter encourages President Trump and calls on him to promote and establish personhood in his administration by ending all Executive Branch involvement in elective abortion. The letter and signatories were sent to President Donald J. Trump on January 20, 2025, Inauguration Day. Source
With Georgia Right to Life’s (GRTL) annual Georgia Stand for Life right around the corner (Jan. 24), now is a good time to brush up on your Personhood apologetics while making plans to attend the event. Source
Join with personhood advocates from across the Southeast on Friday, January 24, 2025, for the annual Georgia Stand for Life (previously known as the Georgia March for Life) Memorial Service and March at Atlanta’s Liberty Plaza across from the Georgia State Capitol. Virgil Walker, Vice President of Ministry Relations at G3 Ministries, and co-host of […] Source
There is no doubt that abortion is one of the most controversial and emotional issues in this nation. It is an issue that has divided families, political parties, and even churches. Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, both sides have gained control in different parts of the country. Source
The recent election of Donald Trump has prompted a peculiar response from liberal women. These women have decided to boycott men as a way to – in their own words – slight the patriarchy and shatter misogyny. Participants struck inspiration from the 4B movement that originated in South Korea. The feminist 4B movement represents the […] Source
Research shows that there is a link between abortions and breast cancer. But this kind of information would potentially damage a billion-dollar industry. Therefore, these risks have been either minimized or outright denied. Source