I Choose Life News & Views

Seth Drayer of Created Equal promotes the Life Defenders Boot Camp and Justice Rides and explains the importance of being able to engage people in conversation about abortion.

Ryan Bomberger addresses the issue of fatherlessness in America and shares some of the blessings that fatherhood brings.

Skyler James tells us her story of being abandoned at birth and the good that God has done in her life working through that experience.

D. Priscilla Coleman supplies information on the link between abortion and mental health issues based on data from studies and meta-analyses she has completed.

Cathie with Kelsey Vander Vliet, Marketing Director of Adoption Support Center (birth mom)

Planned Parenthood abortion statistics

A Mother's Hope (homeless mothers)

Cheryl Sullenger discusses the Gosnell Book

Dan Rendleman discusses his article in The Federalist about Reproductive Rights and Justice Seminar at Yale Law School

Physician Dr. Andrew Mullally addressed the euthanasia movement in America, highlighting a pro-euthanasia bill that almost passed in Oregon.

Mark Harrington of Created Equal described the (apparently) successful campaign to get Stericycle (the nation’s largest medical waste disposal company) to begin severing its ties to the abortion industry.

Mike Spencer of the Life Training Institute recapped the recent Life Defenders Boot Camp with some of the students who attended the camp.

Feleceia Benton, author of “Lessons from 5 Fingers”, described her experiences raising a Down Syndrome child.

Melissa Ohden discussed her life as an abortion survivor.

Ryan Bomberger of the Radiance Foundation promoted his upcoming appearance as the featured speaker for the North Central Indiana Right to Life Banquet. Also, US Representative Jim Banks (from Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District) provided updates regarding the effort to halt federal funding of Planned Parenthood.

Debra Minott, Betty Olry, Patricia Cole and Monika Seifker share the details of four of the seven 40 Days for Life campaigns happening this fall in Indiana.

Allison Sturm shares the details and vision behind Afternoon of Prayerful Remembrance & Intercession on October 8th at the University of St Francis. Also, Walk to Remember coordinators Dana Wyant and Cassie Goldsberry tell their stories of infant loss and encourage listeners to join them at this year’s Walk.

Dr. David Prentice of the Charlotte Lozier discussed an op-ed piece he wrote with Indiana 3rd District Congressman Jim Banks, arguing that Dr. Francis Collins ought to be replaced as Director of the National Institutes of Health, since Dr. Collins advocates for the exploitation and destruction of human embryos.

Dr. Angela Lanfranchi of the Breast Cancer Prevention Institute addressed the link between abortion and breast cancer

Tom Gill of St. Joseph County Right to Life warned of a national abortion chain (Whole Women’s Health) attempting to open a facility in the South Bend area.

Dr. Donna Harrison (Executive Director of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists) addressed the Hippocratic Oath and how it ought to affect a doctor’s opinions regarding abortion, euthanasia, etc. (Part 1) Also, Kelsey Vander Vleit (Director of Marketing for the Adoption Support Center) described her experiences as a birth mother who released her child for adoption.

Dr. Donna Harrison (Executive Director of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists) addressed the Hippocratic Oath and how it ought to affect a doctor’s opinions regarding abortion, euthanasia, etc. (Part 2)

Dr. Andrew Mullally and former U.S. Congressman Marlin Stutzman provided analysis of pro-life medical issues affected by public policy.

Mark Harrington of Created Equal described efforts to convince Specific Waste Management to end its association with the abortion industry.

State Senator Travis Holdman and Monica Kelsey (Founder and President of Safe Haven Baby Boxes) recounted a recent rescue of an infant that was made possible because of the existence of baby safes.