Running the Road of Life Ministry – Defining What it Means to be a Pro-Lifer
I run. Early in the morning you’ll often find me, western Pennsylvania weather permitting, hitting the streets of my neighborhood just as t...
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Let’s Talk about Hospice
You can imagine the scene. A patient lying in a bed, surrounded by softly beeping machines, the disconcerting sight of them connected to seemingl...
For Whom the Bell Tolls – Suicide and the Culture of Death
“No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main…any man’s death diminishes me, because I am invo...
Human Rights – Abortion, Assisted Suicide, and the Protection of All People
“I know my rights!” This is a line usually delivered by a belligerent, unpleasant character on your dime-a-dozen police procedurals. The other...
Being Pro-Life Has Broken Me
My husband and I attend our local pro-life pregnancy center’s banquet every year. In November 2015, we were sitting at a table in the far corner ...
Weeping with Those Who Weep – The Importance of the Church after a Miscarriage
Last summer, Rev. Tish Warren contacted Anglicans for Life. Talking with clergy is nothing new in this office, but what she wanted to disc...
Burning the Evidence – Abortion Clinics, Stericycle, and the Remains of the Unborn
While this is an important matter to read about, what is shared here could be disturbing and upsetting. There are no graphic images, but the trea...
On the Frontlines for Life – Pregnancy Centers
Try to imagine this, if you can. You are a 19-year-old woman. Your high school boyfriend left home to attend a university a few states away and, ...
Trusting God When All Seems Wrong – Choosing Life in Difficult Circumstances
It’s an unimaginable situation. A few moments ago, they were a young couple, happily anticipating the birth of their child. They had been excited...
When Violence in the Womb Begets Violence outside it – Pregnant Women and Homicide
“You are glowing!” It’s a compliment often given to pregnant women—at least those who have gotten through the exhaustion and nausea of the first ...