We are less than one week from the start of the 2026 Georgia Legislative Session. HB350 is an important piece of legislation that will allow municipalities in Georgia to install newborn safety devices to help decrease the incidence of infant abandonment by giving parents in crisis a safe, legal and anonymous option for surrender of a newborn under current safe haven law.
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.
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.
A whirlwind of executive actions in the first week of President Donald J. Trump’s new administration have boded surprisingly well for the personhood movement.
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.
The month of October has seen an avalanche of activity, non-stop debate, and political controversy regarding the sanctity of human life. This has been in large part due to the recent presidential election that took place on Tuesday, November 5. However, Georgia saw its own Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals and the State Supreme Court in action over the controversial L.I.F.E. Act (H.B. 481) that was previously signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp in 2019. The History of the L.I.F.E. Act The...
It’s election season. The issue of personhood, “the right to have unalienable God-given rights,” is of the utmost importance in this election cycle and the future of the nation.
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.
Georgia Right to Life’s (GRTL) byline states, “Advancing Personhood – The Paramount Right to Life.” GRTL stands on the truths of scripture that clearly state that all human life within the womb or without is made in the image of God (Genesis 1:27) and therefore must be respected.