A Consistent Stand for Life
Every January, like clockwork, I receive at least one communication from someone who has heard about Anglicans for Life and wants to get involved...
Tag: euthanasia
Foundation of Life – The Church’s Calling
Our cultural context for mission is changing dramatically with regard to the sanctity of life. The push for assisted suicide brings with it a gri...
Dignity Bestowed by the Maker: Euthanasia in Society
Job 1:21a states, “The Lord gives, and the Lord takes away.” This is a definite statement that gives everything to the Lord including both life a...
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...
Anglicans in Action – Quasar Conference
As we launch into the fall season, it’s a great time to begin thinking about life-affirming education opportunities for the people in your parish...
Anglicans in Action – International Promotion of Abortion & Euthanasia
Each week AFL posts an Anglicans in Action video, which gives practical suggestions, resources, and ideas for life-ministry. This week’s focus is...
Rest in Peace Alfie Evans: Matters Sacred and Irreversible
Most who read this will know that 2-year-old Alfie Evans, who suffered from a mysterious neuro-degenerative disease, died last week, the UK Supre...
A Fate Worse Than Death – End-of-Life Healthcare Decisions
I have always seen this particular idiom as a sarcastic way of expressing disdain for something. “Sitting through dinner with her is a fate worse...
Anglicans in Action – Embrace the Journey
In addressing life issues, I’ve found many people avoid thinking or talking about aging, dying and end-of-life issues. Not only will all of us di...