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Posted: October 30, 2015

As a Canadian living in Latin America, I would like Canada to be more known in the region for its donuts than for harmful foreign policy. Now is a good time to ask for change that upholds the right to a dignified life for all. 

 
Posted: October 26, 2015

“I am pro-life.” I hear those words frequently, but have come to realize that people who say them often mean different things.

 
Posted: October 23, 2015

Recently I was at a family gathering and beheld a precious moment as my elderly mother held a newly born great-grandson in her arms…an age difference of 89 years. Although the baby received all the attention it was not lost on a few of us that mom

 
Posted: October 21, 2015

To me, being pro-life means that you commit to the life, goodness, hope, image-of-God in a person—even when that person can be really, really difficult to be around. Being pro-life means that there’s no such thing as running out of chances. To be pro-life is to learn to see a person’s whole story—not just the front cover.

 
Posted: October 19, 2015

This is the 10th post in our "What Being Pro-Life Means to Me" series! What does being pro-life mean to you?

 
Posted: October 16, 2015

I want to beg them to put down their signs and instead invest that time in helping vulnerable women and their children. 

 
Posted: October 12, 2015

That night, life support was removed, and Dylan died in the loving arms of my wife and I rather than dying alone in a plastic incubator. 

 
Posted: October 9, 2015

This is the 7th post in our "What Being Pro-Life Means to Me" series! What does being pro-life mean to you?

 
Posted: October 7, 2015

I have participated in the Blanket Exercise several times and each time I have heard people, of all backgrounds, say “I never knew. Nobody ever told me this.” How we tell the story matters and the Blanket Exercise gives us the opportunity to learn a more complete story.

 
Posted: October 5, 2015

Refugees are in the news these days, and Christians are responding. We hear about the crisis and we want to help. Almost every day I'm asked by people who know I work with refugees, "When will the Syrians come here?

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