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

This blog was written anonymously by a student from Huntington University. GUEST POST: As a passionate pro-lifer, I was determined to start a Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at Huntington University (HU), the Christian school I attend. Being beyond eager to get started, I submitted my club constitution to the Student Life Office within the first seven business

GUEST POST: On Good Friday, Christians around the world remember the death of our Savior. More than 2,000 years ago, He was crucified for our sins. The Bible says,  “So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished!” And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit” (John 19:30). While we know what is going to happen in

GUEST POST: It’s important to spread the pro-life message everywhere, and that’s why my Students for Life of America (SFLA) group continues to engage with our peers at Heritage Christian Academy in Kansas. While many students at our school hold pro-life values considering their religion, it’s still important to provide opportunities to discuss pro-life apologetics so students can defend their beliefs.  

Since Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement launched its Christians Schools Project a year ago, its research has analyzed and rated 784 Christian schools. The objective? Urging more Christian universities to cut ties with America’s leading abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.    Through education and communication with SFLA, we’ve reported that 40 Christian colleges and universities broke

The state of affairs at Catholic and Christian schools would likely shock anyone who graduated from such a school more than a few years ago. They are no longer safe havens for students who reject abortion violence. When Students for Life at Gonzaga did a pro-life display this week, pro-abortion students on the Catholic campus protested in full force, pitching

In a recent televised “debate” with SFLA President Kristan Hawkins, political commentator Rashad Richey took it up himself to rewrite the Bible.  Known for his hot-tempered change-the-subject-when-they’ve-made-a-point debate show, Indisputable, Rashad was quick to ensure the Bible said exactly what he needed it to say to build his case supporting the violence of abortion.  But he’s not the only one to twist