The Pulse
Newsletter of Georgia Right to Life
Republicans Cave to Abortion Advocates And Media Accomplices
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.
DeKalb Chapter Spotlight: Where the Action – Is An Interview with DeKalb’s Dan Segal
Dan Segal has been at the helm of DeKalb County Chapter of Georgia Right to Life (GRTL) chapter since 2018, where he navigates the currents of a more liberal and secular culture. In this interview, he shares about his own pro-life views and his experience leading the DeKalb chapter in hostile territory. If you live in DeKalb and want to get involved, email Dan at personhoodatlanta@gmail.com.
Personhood in Politics: Rooted in the Sacred
On Saturday, July 13, Americans witnessed something our country has not seen for almost half a century – a near-assassination of a major political party leader. In a split-second ten or fifteen-degree tilt of the head that can only be attributed to the grace of God,...
A Feminist Secret
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.
Personhood: The Paramount Right to Life
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.
Words that Stuck with Me
My Involvement as a Volunteer for Georgia Right to Life I am writing this to tell you about my involvement as a Volunteer for Georgia Right to Life. I believe that abortion is currently the most critical defining issue in our country. I believe that we are in a battle...
Redeeming Hope: LIFE Through Christ
Redeeming Hope: LIFE Through Christ What a great time GRTL had on August 9th, 2024 at our Redeeming Hope: LIFE Through Christ dessert reception at the Venue at Friendship Springs!We heard beautiful worship music and a riveting prayer from ShonNeeka Wright and Dr....
25 Years of Research: Zero Diseases Cured with Embryonic Stem Cells
The morality of embryonic stem cell research was one of the most contentious pro-life debates of the mid-2000s. Some researchers intensely pushed for the acceptance of this research.
My Experience with Athens Area Right to Life
Before I got married, I can honestly say that I gave little thought to the issues of the Sanctity of Life. To my knowledge, I did not know anyone affected by abortion or any of the other “hot button” issues. But when I got married in 1989, I started feeling a desire...
2024 REACH Dinner
you're invited to Celebrate & Protect Life Mark your calendar to join us for the 2024 Georgia Right to Life (GRTL) R.E.A.C.H. Benefit Dinner on September 12. This memorable event including a delicious meal and an inspiring program will be held at the elegant Cobb...
Spotlight Atlanta
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.
Euthanasia: What are we really asking for?
At the beginning of February of this year, a couple, both 93, died together. They did not die in a car crash or at the end of a gun. They died quietly, holding hands. This sounds like an appealing “way to go.” If you died with your spouse, you would not experience grief or loneliness. You could live without burdening your family with your needs as you age. All these aspects put this approach to dying in a favorable light.