The Pulse
Newsletter of Georgia Right to Life
HB350: Amie and Brittany’s Fight to Protect Life When No One Is Watching
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.
From Brokenness to Bold Faith: Brian Ottinger
Before coming to Christ, Brian lived an “experiential” life. He spent a decade serving in the United States Navy, working in intelligence, and traveling the world. By his own account, it was a life marked by sin and spiritual emptiness, absent of the truth of the gospel. “The more I pursued my own desires,” he shared, “the more pointless it all became.”
Undying Love from Womb to Tomb
As a parent, it is hard to read Robert Munsch’s children’s book Love You Forever without crying. Just the other night, my husband and I were bawling over the story’s touching ending as our toddler watched in confusion.
Lenoris Daniels: Proclaiming the Gospel in Houston County
Now is the time for you and me to “be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong and to do everything in love.” (1 Corinthians 16:13-14)
All of Life Summit Addresses Pressing Pro-life Topics
Georgia Right to Life’s inaugural All of Life Summit and 20th anniversary R.E.A.C.H. dinner was an intimate event that brought together passionate personhood advocates to dive deep into the pressing issues of today’s pro-personhood movement. With awe-inspiring speakers and interesting exhibitors, the event exceeded expectations and set a high bar for years to come.
The New Face of Abortion: The Abortion Pill Epidemic
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.
Assisted Suicide: The Forgotten Pro-Life Battle
As the proponents of assisted suicide strive to legalize it in Massachusetts, we should take another look at their arguments and the deceptions therein. The battle over assisted suicide and euthanasia is not over; advocates of assisted suicide are not resting. While earnest and engaged Americans are focused on the economy, an upcoming presidential primary, and impending Supreme Court battles over the health insurance mandate and same-sex marriage, the culture of death continues to advance largely unnoticed along a front that some had supposed was dormant
Questions and Responses on the Topic of Assisted Suicide
Assisted suicide and euthanasia is a confusing subject. However, this subject will greatly affect future generations as we continue the slide down the slippery slope. Please carefully consider all factors before making a judgment. We have compiled a list of questions that many have asked on this subject and our answers address these provocative questions.
COVID Vaccine Mandates: Know Your Rights
GRTL’s promotion of Personhood includes informing our supporters on ways to uphold and maintain the protection of human lives, including times when your constitutional rights are being infringed. Failure to do so would be irresponsible and a violation of our mission.
Absolute Truth: The Foundation for Personhood
Has anyone ever told you that “You can’t impose your morality on me!” as you defended your pro-life views? How would you respond? Would you respond with the view that morality is simply subjective, based on the current trends of society?
Jerome Lejeune: Where Faith and Science Meet
Dr. Jerome Jean Louis Marie Lejeune was a French pediatrician and geneticist who discovered the cause of Down syndrome. To the secular world, he is known as the father of modern genetics. However, to say just that does not begin to describe this giant of a man among men!
Georgia’s Safe Place for Newborns Act
https://dhs.georgia.gov/organization/about/georgias-safe-place-newborns-actUnder the Safe Place for Newborns Act, Georgia law gives criminal immunity to a mother who leaves her baby with a staff member or volunteer of a medical facility, fire station, or police station if the child is no more than thirty days old.