For a number of years, Save the Storks’ staff and volunteers criss-crossed the country each summer in Stork Buses to share our pro-life message at Christian music festivals and other types of faith-based events. We called it our “Summer Stork Tour.” These events had great bands and speakers, but our favorite thing about these events…
Earlier this week the House of Representatives passed an important piece of legislation, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. It now faces an uphill battle in the Senate, where 60 votes are needed for passage. We believe it’s time for the Senate to act bi-partisanly on this issue, and here’s why: First, the majority of…
Earlier this week the House of Representatives passed an important piece of legislation, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. It now faces an uphill battle in the Senate, where 60 votes are needed for passage. We believe it’s time for the Senate to act bi-partisanly on this issue, and here’s why: First, the majority of…
When did it became socially acceptable to pin abortions on women while men walk free? How was it your fault you got pregnant when I definitely wasn’t the epitome of self control in that moment? I couldn’t go with you that day. I was too embarrassed. Ten years later, it finally hit me that that…
This piece originally appeared on Secular Pro-Life’s blog. A common self-perception that I have noticed among the pro-choice crowd is one of moral neutrality. Many see their position not as one which condones abortion, but as one which simply chooses not to answer the question of whether abortion is right or wrong. Some may even say…
Much of our work within the pro-life movement is reeducating people on many of the truths or myths surrounding abortion and changing the narrative that has long been ingrained in our society. Our firm belief is that if more people knew the facts, as they were, without manipulation, that knowledge would empower more people to…
In our last blog, we talked about the ways we’ve seen the pro-life movement change. In this post, we want to highlight the three most prominent ways the movement has changed. 1) Goals The new pro-life movement is still all about saving the lives of unborn babies. That hasn’t changed at all. But the new…
For a number of years, Save the Storks’ staff and volunteers criss-crossed the country each summer in Stork Buses to share our pro-life message at Christian music festivals and other types of faith-based events. We called it our “Summer Stork Tour.” These events had great bands and speakers, but our favorite thing about these events…