By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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08.21.26
If your church does not have an official statement on the Sanctity of Human Life, as it relates to abortion and assisted suicide, now is the time.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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08.19.26
On August 11, 2026, the Thomas More Society, a Chicago non-profit law firm, issued a press release announcing a formal lawsuit against the State of Illinois on behalf of Thomas John Paprocki, Bishop of the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois, the Lutheran Care Center, and four Illinois physicians.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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08.10.26
The debate over early pregnancy imagery: Is first trimester tissue just a "mass of cells"? Science shows that by 7-weeks, a developing fetus already has a distinct heartbeat, unique DNA, and emerging brain and organ structures.
By Bethany Bachman
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08.04.26
Overturning Roe was a historic victory, but ending Roe was only step one. Since Dobbs, abortion rates have actually increased—driven largely by unregulated, mail-order chemical abortion drugs that put women and preborn babies at severe risk.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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07.30.26
As chemical abortions now account for the vast majority of abortions nationwide, serious questions are being raised about federal oversight and environmental testing. Urge state and federal lawmakers to take action to protect America's drinking water.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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07.24.26
Science and Scripture agree: life begins at fertilization. It’s time for federal law to recognize equal protection under the 14th Amendment for preborn babies. Read more about S. 3667 & H.R. 722 and send a message urging your federal lawmakers to vote YES.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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07.23.26
History in the making! Vice President JD Vance and Usha Vance have welcomed baby boy Alec Neel Vance—making him the first child born to a sitting U.S. Vice President in over 150 years.
07.21.26
I. Jesus Loves the Little Children
A. Information for the PresenterB. Trailer
C. Video Recording of Sample Presentation
D. PowerPoint for Sample Presentation E. Template for Insert (12-Week Blanketed Fetal Model)
F. Handouts 1. Bible Verses 2. Development...
By Kenna Rose
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07.21.26
A new federal lawsuit by disability rights advocates seeks to block Illinois' End-of-Life Options Act before it takes effect on September 12. Assisted suicide laws don't protect the vulnerable—they abandon them. True compassion surrounds those facing suffering with love, care, and dignity—not giving up on them.
By Fran Eaton
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07.20.26
You aren't a mistake—you were knit together with intention by a loving Creator. Human culture changes, but God's design for your life remains perfect, purposeful, and beloved.
By Thomas Hampson
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07.18.26
A woman in my own congregation spends her Saturday mornings carrying groceries to families who, for one reason or another, cannot come to our food pantry. Her motive is simple and idealistic: she sees people she believes are hungry and responds to the perceived need.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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07.08.26
Planned Parenthood's taxpayer-funded gravy train is back. Americans shouldn't be forced to subsidize the nation's largest abortion provider. Congress must act to make the funding ban permanent.
By Rev. Calvin Lindstrom
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06.29.26
Can Christians disagree on how to end abortion while remaining united that every preborn child deserves equal protection under the law? This thoughtful response to Scott Klusendorf argues that persuasive rhetoric alone is not enough—we must also examine whether our strategies are biblically and legally consistent.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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06.25.26
Every abortion statistic represents a precious human life created in the image of God. Behind the numbers are babies who never had the chance to take their first steps, laugh, or be held by their families. The heartbreaking story of baby Clementine is another reminder of why we must defend the most vulnerable among us.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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06.18.26
The abortion "kill" pill is not only ending the lives of preborn children — it is now being used by abusers to harm women and force abortions against their will. This is where a culture of death leads.
