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Six months ago I left a job I loved, coworkers I admired, and a mission I wholeheartedly believed in. In some ways it was a difficult decision. But then again, [...]

It's the babies. Always the babies. Every time I set up an educational display, it's the fetal models that draw people to our table like moth to flame. And that [...]

While on vacation, we tend to sleep in. But there we were at the crack of dawn, trekking to the beach, drawn to the promise of new life. We were [...]

It's the babies. Always the babies. Every time I set up an educational display, it's the fetal models that draw people to our table like moth to flame. And that [...]

A few days ago my 23 year old niece did something extraordinary. She had a baby. A precious 10 pound baby girl. Whereas in the past, giving birth seemed like [...]

They say good things come in threes. Three times recently I have been awe-struck by the passion and conviction of pro-life teenagers. First was the young woman who knocked on [...]

Even decades after slavery was abolished, there was a time in our country when it was legally acceptable to separate people by race. In fact, the Supreme Court upheld the [...]

What to do about the vast number of poor, starving children? That was the question that Jonathan Swift, best known for writing Gulliver's Travels, answered in his 1729 essay A [...]

The world is flat. People are property. Tobacco is harmless. Like many other long-held but misguided beliefs, over time these ideas were proven wrong. Consequently, people and societies function differently, [...]

Tiffany and Jay Gilbert are busy. Along with pastoring a fast-growing church in the Mount Washington area of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, they are also growing two adorable young sons. Despite a [...]

Freedom. A cherished word. A sacred right. The older I get, the more I value freedom and the more I desire others to know true freedom. I desire it particularly [...]

While the celestial heavens and the deepest pockets of the ocean remain mysterious to us on many levels, modern technology has made them less so, providing new and fascinating insights [...]

Her spirited bounce down the path to our display got my attention. Her wispy curls pulled into a ponytail and ample rosy cheeks melted my heart. As she got closer [...]

If a vaccine were to kill 24 people and injure 3,000 more, would that vaccine remain available? What about an abortion drug? Despite the recognized danger of the drug Mifeprex [...]

While the celestial heavens and the deepest pockets of the ocean remain mysterious to us on many levels, modern technology has made them less so, providing new and fascinating insights [...]

The following is the fourth installment in our weekly blog on Subverted: How I Helped the Sexual Revolution to Highjack the Women's Movement by Sue Ellen Browder. The longing for [...]

At an intersection of both history and numbers, that is where we are. Historically, we mark one year since coronavirus surfaced in the United States, while also observing the 48th [...]

Just when we all needed a glimmer of hope and a boost in optimism, they delivered. They are the students who entered our annual pro-life essay and oratory contests and [...]

P.O.C. Three little letters. Do they mean anything to you? In the eyes of some, that's all we really are. Products of Conception. Did you know that there is a [...]

Her spirited bounce down the path to our display got my attention. Her wispy curls pulled into a ponytail and ample rosy cheeks melted my heart. As she got closer [...]

Pregnant with her first child in 1973 when Roe v. Wade was handed down, Connie Fenice hoped that legalized abortion in this country would be short-lived. Like so many others, [...]

While not one major network has covered the story, thanks to social media, most people are aware of Pennsylvania State Representative Brian Sims' disgraceful harassment of a peaceful, prayerful, pro-life [...]

Some songs just resonate with us. That was the case for my teenage self with Simon and Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water. Faithful friendship, self-sacrifice, a reason to hope. The [...]

In my past life as an English teacher, I encouraged students' playful experimentation with language. Words matter, I told my students. Words stir emotions, illuminate a truth, even persuade a [...]