Jahi -- Girl in the Gap

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Jahi -- Girl in the Gap

Jahi, 13 year old girl from Oakland, CA, has come to the fore in the media as the Children's Hospital threatens to pull vital nutrition and hydration care from her after a routine procedure left her comatose with little measurable brain function.

Her case illustrates exactly how important a strong consistent ethic for life is tantamount in our nation. Her parents are literally fighting for her life now.

What has organ donation, abortion, and euthanasia have to do with this? Read on for Catherine Ramey (M.div), incisive analysis of the story -- and find out what you can do to help this young girl live!

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From the Trenches: Emily Talks "Counter Protest"!

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From the Trenches: Emily Talks "Counter Protest"!

Emily talks a hilarious encounter with a pro-abort, the subject of coat-hangers, and why Campus Outreach with Survivors is a blast. You get to change the minds -- and lives -- of pro-abortion-minded people EVERY day. But she also gets the chance to show other pro-life students and peers how they can actually impact others to choose life!

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What Are You Doing This Christmas If You’re Not Saving Babies?

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What Are You Doing This Christmas If You’re Not Saving Babies?

I want you to join me this Christmas and change the fact of abortion.

Will you sing a song to save a child's life?

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From the Trenches: P.P. Gets Billions to Lie to My Peers; I Go Out to Tell the Truth For Free!

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From the Trenches: P.P. Gets Billions to Lie to My Peers; I Go Out to Tell the Truth For Free!

If we don’t get out there, ask and answer the questions about life, we can’t be informed, we can’t be educated, we can't actually know or understand the truth.

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Survivors Campus Outreach Is Just Run-of-the-Mill Extraordinary

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Survivors Campus Outreach Is Just Run-of-the-Mill Extraordinary

Activists get used to the extraordinary.  As Social Media Director, I try to join the Campus Life Team as often as possible.  When I don’t, they don’t tell me anything.

And I miss things... like this. 

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