Dear Friend of Life: Last night’s ENDING ABORTION Through the Power of Love webcast event was an amazing time of pro-life celebration and encouragement for the hundreds of participants with us! Here’s some of the feedback… “Amazing webcast tonight!” “I learned a lot!  Great job everyone!” “The presenters were so amazing!” IF YOU MISSED IT, HERE’S THE RECORDING: https://instantteleseminar.com/Events/106439727 On the one-hour […]

Dear Friend of Life: THIS IS GOING TO BE HUGE …AND YOU’RE INVITED! This Thursday night, you’re invited to join the pro-life movement for an EXCITING, ONE-TIME, ONE-HOUR pro-life webcast event, ENDING ABORTION Through the Power of Love! Former abortion workers have told us that this is an event the abortion industry does not want you to hear because

Dear Friend of Life: HE IS RISEN!!  HAPPY EASTER!! And today also happens to be our 4th ANNIVERSARY on the sidewalk! Yes, on April 1, 2014, our first wave of locations — 22, to be exact — hit the sidewalk in front of their local abortion or abortion-referral facility, offering loving alternatives to abortion-minded women and men. Now, it’s so

Dear Friend of Life: Are you a WOMAN?  You don’t wanna miss this! We’re super honored to be a presenter at the 3rd Annual Pro-Life Women’s Conference in St. Louis this summer!  Sidewalk Advocates for Life will be doing a panel discussion in the main room on sidewalk advocacy + a breakout session on effective, pro-life messaging! In summary, The Pro-Life Women’s Conference will bring a thousand women

Dear Friend of Life: Sidewalk Advocates in over 147 locations across our country and world sacrifice countless hours standing on the sidewalk in front of abortion facilities each week, offering hope and help to women-in-crisis through the power of love and peaceful outreach.  Blistering hot sun or an avalanche of snow, they pray to reach as

Dear Friends: We wanted to share with you a BRAND NEW video that we just posted via social media:

Dear Friend of Life: When we think about abortion in our hometown, sometimes, we’re overwhelmed.  We might feel a pull to get to the site to make a difference, peacefully and prayerfully, but we don’t even know where to begin. What has worked well for others?  What doesn’t work?  Does a systematic plan matter?  Are other cities really