There once was a woman made to stand before a group. Prestigious religious leaders spearheading the charge ushered her before an attentive crowd. Embarrassed, ashamed, and vulnerable – her darkest secrets and most intimate confessions were broadcast to a community gathered for her sentencing.    While many Christians who know their scriptures will think of John 8:1-11, Jesus rescuing a young

As Santa Claus makes his list and checks it twice, we’re letting him about the 649 Christian colleges and universities that were good this year at protecting preborn life.   These schools made the “Nice List” by not promoting Planned Parenthood or the abortion industry, earning an “A” or “A+” in the Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Christian Schools Project.

“A recent shocking poll shows 32 million church-going Christians are planning to sit out this election, which will determine whether abortion extremism spreads across our nation,” said Students for Life of America (SFLA) Kristan Hawkins. “Now is not the time for the faithful to be complacent or uninformed about the power of the religious vote to prevent the intentional killing

Communicating the pro-life message is crucial to spreading the word on the value of life.  As a communications major at the University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania, I wanted to join the Christian Leadership Fellowship with Students for Life of America (SFLA) to improve my communication skills and be an effective leader for my campus pro-life group. When I became

As Mother’s Day quickly approaches, hugs, gifts, and beautiful blooms are bestowed upon mothers across the nation. Hidden in the traditional and precious families celebrating their own personal queen are women like Whitney Harris: a nurse, Christian, and birth mom. For her, Mother’s Day holds an entirely different meaning.   Before giving birth to her son, her life was in

“What about when a woman cannot afford to have a child?”   “Who is going to help her once the child is born?”   “What about the hospital bills?”   These are questions debated every day on college campuses when it comes to not only the broad issue of abortion but also the capability of women and the strength of the family. These

Arizona is a battleground for abortion. There are passionate people on both sides fighting for “women’s rights” or the right to life for the pre-born. College campuses harbor some of the most avid fighters for both groups.   At Arizona Christian University, the culture of life shines throughout the entire campus as students and faculty show their support for all matters

“The pro-life issue is close to my heart. And defending pre-born babies is a huge part of what we do at Focus on the Family,” said Jim Daly on the DalyFocus blog. “Few people are more vulnerable than pre-born children and women facing unplanned pregnancies.” He continued by highlighting Students for Life of American President Kristan Hawkins, stating: “And few

GUEST POST: What is one of the Pro-Life Generation’s biggest strengths? We move fast. After learning about a pro-abortion event that would be help on the University of Findlay campus by Catholics for Choice and Faith Votes Ohio, Students for Life of America (SFLA) and pro-life community members came together to peacefully protest it in less than 24 hours. Here’s what happened: 

There are members of both the Pro-Life Generation and the abortion lobby who call themselves Christian, but what does Christianity as a religion actually say about abortion? In response to this often-asked question in our culture, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Director of Strategic Initiatives, Michele Hendrickson, recently published an op-ed at Townhall on this topic from her perspective