WASHINGTON, D.C. (EP) – In a decision widely hailed as a blow to legalized abortion on demand, the Supreme Court ruled that states may sharply limit abortion practices. The 5-4 decision upholding a controversial Missouri abortion law stopped short of…
Read moreThe father has syphilis and the mother has tuberculosis. They have had four children. The first one was blind, the second one died, the third one was deaf and dumb, and the fourth one had tuberculosis. The mother is now…
Read moreWhat’s Behind the Pro-Abortion Rhetoric “He has dug a pit and hollowed it out, And has fallen into the hole which he has made. His mischief will return upon his own head, And his violence will descend upon his own…
Read moreFederal court decides in favor of pro-lifers MELBOURNE, Florida (FR) – In a major victory for pro-life activists, a federal appeals court ruled that a court ordered injunction against pro-lifers at a Melbourne abortion clinic infringed on freedom of speech.…
Read moreBy Margaret Farrar MELBOURNE, Florida (FR) – Despite the predictions of the liberal media, Cities of Refuge – ten days of pro-life activities in seven strategic cities across America by Operation Rescue National – was a huge success. National media…
Read morePro-life leader discovers incriminating report signed by “Dr. Death” MELBOURNE, Florida (FR) – Lynn Mills, a Detroit area pro-life leader, was reluctant at first to confront Jack Kevorkian, the euthanasia activist known as “Dr. Death.” However, the very first day…
Read moreDirector of Operation Rescue National Operation Rescue is now holding a two-month training seminar for what it calls “cities of refuge,” an event for the summer of 1993. OR will be training rescuers not just to block abortion clinics, but…
Read moreby Mercy Becerra Valdivia Peering over this precipice, I think back and see myself during my senior year in high school: the liberal-minded, intelligent young woman I thought I was. I remember distinctly the day I scandalized my friend when…
Read moreIn a recent study of 51 of the major women leaders of the abolition-feminist movement, 48 came from Christian backgrounds. Some of these women included Lucretia Mott, an evangelical Quaker who helped to found the Anti-Slavery Society in 1833; Angelina…
Read moreThe National Women’s Coalition for Life – with more than 1.5 million members – now dwarfs the National Organization for Women’s claimed membership of 280,000. When the National Organization for Women (NOW), the Fund for a Feminist Majority, and other…
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