Are you a ministry leader wondering how to step away without leaving your organization in chaos? Only about ten percent of ministry leaders finish well, but with the right succession plan, you can ensure your mission continues to thrive long after you leave. Join host Jacob and guest Robin Fuller as they dive deep into the essential steps for a healthy leadership transition in the pro-life movement. In this episode of the Prolife Team Podcast, Robin Fuller shares wisdom from over two decades of experience running pregnancy centers. We explore the emotional and practical hurdles of succession,
The battle for life did not end with the overturning of Roe v. Wade. In fact, it has only moved to a new and more complex front. In this episode of the Prolife Team Podcast, Jacob sits down with Dr. Marc Newman, a retired professor and author, to discuss his latest book, Pivot: Five Strategic Shifts to Win the State-by-State Battle for Life. Send us Fan Mail Support the show
Are you looking for a way to train your entire pregnancy center team without the high costs of travel and hotels? In this episode of the Prolife Team podcast, Jacob and Brandon dive into Centers Together, a revolutionary virtual training event designed to build relationships and provide expert guidance for clinics of all sizes. This unique event is specifically crafted to include everyone from medical staff to clothing boutique volunteers. The discussion highlights the four core themes of the conference: Build the Mission, Meet the Moment, Walk the Journey, and Plant the Future. Unlike traditi
Why is the pro-life movement splitting after Roe? In this episode of the Prolife Team podcast, host Jacob sits down with historian Daniel Williams, author of Defenders of the Unborn, to talk about where the movement came from and where it's headed. Daniel explains the rise of the abolitionist movement and how it differs from the step-by-step approach most pro-life groups have taken. He compares today's debate to the fight over slavery in the 1800s, looks at what Prohibition can teach us, and talks about how the abortion pill has changed everything. Send us Fan Mail Support the show
Marc Newman discusses his book Pivot and the strategic challenges facing pro-life advocates after Dobbs. The conversation focuses on changing approaches to state-level campaigns rather than assuming earlier national strategies will suffice.
This episode introduces the Centers Together virtual training event for pregnancy-center teams. The discussion emphasizes affordable participation, interactive sessions, and training tracks for different ministry roles.
Historian Daniel Williams examines disagreements between abortion abolitionists and advocates of incremental legal reform. He places those disagreements in historical context and discusses how abortion pills are changing the movement's challenges.
Lawler discusses the controversy over Catholic political leaders and abortion policy in an audio episode. The episode considers whether ecclesial discipline is an appropriate response to public actions that conflict with Catholic teaching on unborn life.
By Judie Brown The idiom “the devil is in the details” fits like a glove when writing about those who detest human persons, especially the vulnerable, the preborn, and those in danger of imposed death. Whether the crime occurs during the prenatal period or when someone is afraid of death, any action that intentionally causes… Read More » The Devil Is in the Details The post The Devil Is in the Details appeared first on ALL .
This week, Judie discusses the fact that when deception disguises itself as compassion and choice, the truth becomes more important than ever. The post Pro-Life This Week – August 14, 2026 appeared first on ALL .
Bishop Thomas Paprocki, along with the Lutheran Care Center and four doctors from Illinois, filed suit on Tuesday, August 11, saying the “End of Life Options Act” will violate their The post Illinois bishop joins suit challenging assisted suicide law appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
A Texas district court ruled that UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas were obligated to care for Gabriel, a baby due to be born to surrogate The post Texas court orders hospitals to provide lifesaving care to baby at center of surrogacy dispute appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
Colorado’s latest End-of-Life Options Act 2025 report has been released, showing prescriptions for assisted suicide medicine hit a new high of 580 in 2025. These latest […] The post Assisted-suicide prescriptions continue climbing in Colorado appeared first on Family First NZ .
Hospices in England have made significant cuts to services after ending the last financial year with a deficit of over £70 million, as the Prime Minister says the care sector’s funding issues must be fixed before assisted suicide is debated. According to Hospice UK, hospices in England ended the last financial year with a collective […]
The Catholic bishops of Massachusetts warn removing “any legal restraint on late-term abortion” is a “radical measure which is gravely immoral.” In a letter dated July 29, 2026, Massachusetts’ Catholic bishops spoke out forcefully against the “Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act” (H. 5595), an extreme bill that removed the state’s remaining restrictions on abortion […] The post Massachusetts Bishops: Eliminating ‘Any Legal Restraint’ on Abortion ‘Gravely Immoral’ appeared first on Daily Citizen .
Wesley J. Smith appeared on In the Market with Janet Parshall on August 13, 2026, to discuss the case of Baby Gabriel, a baby recently born via his surrogate after his parents ordered the surrogate to abort. Smith discussed the specifics of the case as well as the ethical issues with surrogacy. “It treats babies as so many products,” Smith explained. Smith also discussed a recent article from a professional journal calling for wildfires to be treated as a public health emergency. Smith explains why labeling everything a “public health crisis” is a danger to individual freedom. “It’s what I cal
“She stopped having a pulse…” By Ricardo Pinedo Springfield, IL – Two medical emergencies just two days apart at unregulated Illinois abortion facilities raise serious concerns about patient safety and transparency — and beg the question whether women and girls are being adequately informed about the potential risks associated with abortion procedures. A 15-year-old at […] The post Two Botched Abortions in Two Days, One with a Lost Pulse – Unregulated Clinics Wreak More Havoc in Illinois appeared first on Operation Rescue .
A surrogate mother named McKenna West fled to Texas to protect the baby she was carrying from abortion after the California-based intended parents pressured her to abort due to a treatable heart defect. Texas Governor Ken Paxton intervened and obtained a court order to allow the baby, named Gabriel, to receive treatment after birth, despite the intended parents' refusal to consent to the treatment.
Van Maren condemns the signing of Massachusetts legislation that he characterizes as removing remaining limits on later abortion. The essay uses graphic language and moral argument to criticize the celebration surrounding the bill.
Lawler discusses whether Catholic officials are likely to impose canonical consequences on politicians who support abortion. He focuses on the gap between stated Church teaching on unborn life and the practical reluctance to discipline public officials.
Ferguson responds to changes in Massachusetts abortion law by arguing that human dignity must include children in the womb. He combines legal and medical claims with a Christian case for protecting unborn life and supporting pregnant women.
Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) groundbreaking peer-reviewed study proved that the chemical abortion pill mifepristone is in our drinking water. Now, it’s time for the government to get it out. Every 5 years, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) publishes a Drinking Water Contaminant Candidate List (CCL), which identifies water contaminants that should be tracked and regulated by the government in accordance with the Safe Drinking Water Act. The EPA is in the process of making a new list. Their current draft does not include mifepristone. I recently testified ... Read More The post
Smiling proudly, the group of women surrounding Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey on Tuesday looked more like they were celebrating a birthday party than signing legislation. As Gov. Healey made her last pen stroke, the gaggle of women erupted in applause, some laughing cheerfully as if they had... The post Massachusetts Officially Enshrines Abortion Up Till Birth appeared first on The Human Life Review .
Enacted legislation removes all of Massachusetts’ restrictions on abortion after 24 weeks and allows elective abortion through all nine months based on the “judgment of the physician.” The post Massachusetts becomes 11th state with no abortion limits as Gov. Healey signs bill appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
A pregnant teenager has been murdered in America for not having an abortion, according to the victim’s family. Rylee Montgomery, a 16-year-old from Arizona, was less than 14 weeks pregnant when she was shot to death in May this year. The alleged perpetrator of the crime was Rylee’s boyfriend, 18-year-old Michael Isiah Sanchez, who was […]
2026 PRIMARY ENDORSEMENTS United States Senator – Ashley Moody Commission of Agriculture – Wilton Simpson Chief Financial Officer – Blaise Ingoglia Attorney General – James Uthmeier OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE State Senate District 22 – James Buchanan State House District 2 – Trei McMillianState House District 2 – John FayState House District 5 – Shane AbbottState … The post 2026 Primary Endorsements appeared first on Florida Right to Life .
Four doctors, the Lutheran Care Center and Catholic Bishop Thomas Paprocki sued Illinois on August 11 over its radical new assisted suicide law, asking a federal court to block it from taking effect. The complaint alleges the “End of Life Options” Act (SB 1950), which Governor Jay Robert “JB” Pritzker signed last December, requires medical […] The post Doctors, Nursing Home and Catholic Bishop Sue Illinois Over Euthanasia Law appeared first on Daily Citizen .
An awful story has broken into the headlines illustrating the moral peril of commercial surrogacy. From the Texas Tribune story: [McKenna] West, a nurse, entered a surrogacy agreement in Alaska, where she lives, with the intended parents, Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed, through Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists, LLC, a Connecticut-based surrogacy agency. Typically under gestational agreements like the one that West signed with Gilkar and Ahmed, the intended parents, not the surrogate, have the parental rights to make choices relating to the fetus. The fetus West is carrying was diagnosed with hy
Contributor: ATTWN Staff One of the most liberal states in the country legalized abortion for any reason at any point in pregnancy, even up until the moment of birth. Massachusetts removed all restrictions on late-term abortion, leaving it up to “the professional judgment of the physician.” The previous law was already lenient. It allowed abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy ... Read More
Kansas lawmakers just closed the books on what Brittany Jones, president of Kansas Family Voice, calls one of the most intense legislative sessions her organization has ever experienced. In a single session, the Kansas legislature overrode the governor's vetoes on nine pro-family bills — a run of victories covering women's privacy, abortion accountability, church protections, and […]
