To understand the Georgia Right to Life position, it is necessary to first define what an abortion is. According to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention an induced abortion is an “intervention performed by a licensed clinician (e.g., a physician, nurse-midwife, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant) that is intended to terminate a suspected or known ongoing intrauterine pregnancy and that does not result in a live birth.”
The cries of a newborn were heard coming from a motel dumpster. This isn’t a horror novel; this was reality in Columbus, Georgia only a few months ago.[1] This child survived because someone intervened in time. Not every story ends that way. Incidents like this are rare enough to shock us, yet common enough to reveal a painful truth: when mothers feel trapped, afraid, or unseen, desperate decisions can follow.
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.
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 in “Government Health Services Reimbursements & Grants.” [1]The Sordid History of Planned ParenthoodAs you...
Take a Stand for LifeGeorgia Prenatal Equal Protection Act Equal protection & equal justice to children in the womb, with no exceptions.On February 13, 2025, a monumental step was taken toward ending legalized abortion in Georgia when House Bill (HB) 441 – the Georgia Prenatal Equal Protection Act – was filed. The bill was assigned to the House Judiciary Non-Civil Committee. We have been informed that the House Judiciary Non-Civil Committee plans to conduct a hearing on HB 441 - the...
During the birth of my fourth child, in the words of my doctor, my uterus “exploded.” After skillfully stitching me back together, my doctor suggested that I should not have any more children. But God had a different plan. Two years later, another healthy baby girl was born.
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.
Merely two full years after the historic Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, the summer of 2024 has seen a sharp decline in protection for preborn Americans.
While the Democrat party has aligned itself more and more on the side of the culture of death – most notably seen in Planned Parenthood’s abortion mill on-wheels at the Democrat National Convention – its opponents in the Republican Party have shifted their focus to other national issues, such as the economy and the border, leaving the primary cause of personhood to the wayside.
What’s at the top of the 21st Century feminists’ agenda? “Abortion on demand and without apology.”
They brazenly shout this mantra with a defiance that reveals their true desire.
Childhood lessons from farm life first introduced me to the mysterious beginning and ending of life for plants, animals for human survival. I learned that God created me to know, love and serve Him in this life and be happy with Him forever in eternity. Loving Him meant loving all His creation, including my younger sister, my epileptic cousins, and the new orphan on my school bus.