Organize a candlelight vigil, prayer breakfast or walk for life in your community to commemorate the anniversary of Roe v. Wade on January 22. Attend and send people from your Chapter to the Georgia March for Life memorial service … Continued
Pro-personhood advocates gather annually from across the Southeast to mourn, pray and express sorrow for the tens of millions of children denied the chance at life, as well as for the women and men whose lives have been damaged by … Continued
“Please help me I’ve done a terrible thing. Please tell me there’s a chance to save my baby.” “I don’t want this abortion. Can you help me make it stop?” “Do I have any options? I want this pregnancy and … Continued
Despite the numerable challenges this year has produced, Georgia pro-life supporters experienced a rewarding and memorable Life Chain 2021. For the past 33 years, Life Chains have been held across the United States and the world to conduct a public, … Continued
The Bible declares that we humans are “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139.14). Clearly, the human body is the most complex and unique organism God created. Fundamental to our complexity are stem cells, of which there are two kinds. The … Continued
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many organizations are seeking donations. Supporting the goal of ending the second most common kind of cancer in women is a worthy effort. The need is highlighted by the fact that 1 … Continued
We live in an era where misinformation and lies are rampant. There’s no better example than how abortion advocates incorrectly slander Pregnancy Resource Centers (PRCs). They vilify them, claiming they’re “fake clinics” that are “unethical.” Even the American Medical Association … Continued
It’s an eye-opening tale of two cities—or, in this case, two countries. While the U.S. birth rate continues to decline, China claims to be ramping up efforts to encourage women to have more babies. United States Data from 2020 shows … Continued
Making end of life decisions is often overwhelming. So many emotions are involved; it’s hard to know what’s best for a loved one. Since palliative care and hospice are the two most frequently considered, it’s critical to know the difference. … Continued
(Note: This article is not medical advice. It presents the best facts available to help readers make their own choice as to whether or not to take a COVID vaccine.) Despite growing concerns, government officials continue to call on all … Continued