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As America’s Turmoil Continues, Missouri Allows Their Unsafe Planned Parenthood to Stay Open

Last Friday, a tragic decision by Missouri’s Administrative Hearing Commission will allow Missouri’s last abortion facility -The St. Louis Planned Parenthood – to remain open. Students for Life has worked ardently to expose the unsafe, unsanitary conditions at this facility for over a year. Thanks to activist judges and pro-abortion officials, this facility will be allowed to continue ending preborn life and harming mothers. Things to Know: Dr. Michael New, a visiting assistant professor of social research and political science at the Catholic University of America, an associate scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, and a friend of SFLA,

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September 15, 2014

National Pro-Life Chalk Day!

Are you ready to help save lives on your campus with very little money and while having fun at the same time? Get ready for National Pro-Life Chalk Day, happening across the country in just a few weeks on Thursday, October 2^nd.

We have always found that our student pro-life groups love National Pro-Life Chalk Day and get really creative when it comes to chalking (check out the pictures in this post!). It’s super easy, very inexpensive and lots of fun.

Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1: Pick up sidewalk chalk (Walmart, drug stores, Hobby Lobby)
Step 2: Collect your pro-life friends
Step 3: Find a heavily trafficked public area
Step 4: Chalk short pro-life messages in large letters everywhere

Here are a few ideas for slogans:

Abortion Hurts Women
Women Need Love Not Abortion
Human Rights for All: Born & Preborn
Heartbeat Begins Beating at 21 Days
Adoption Not Abortion
Love them both
True Feminists are Pro-Life
Peace Begins in the Womb
Planned Parenthood Protects Rapists
Women Regret Abortion

Draw 3,500 baby feet or hearts and chalk “Abortion Stops 3,500 Hearts Every Day

Some tips:

Don’t get discouraged if your “artwork” is scuffed or washed off by haters – that means they saw it (one of our student pro-life groups in Michigan just had this happen)
Place messages at different angles and perspectives so foot traffic from every direction will catch a glimpse
Keep the messages short and succinct; you only have a brief moment to get your point across – make it counts
Use bright or pastel colors like pink, blue, white and yellow

Need more ideas? Go to www.nationalprolifechalkday.com.