SPRING 2013

How will you make a prolife difference?

We are beginning a new decade of legalized abortion in our country. Another milestone has been passed: 40 years of our nation killing its future.

We can face that fact with despair or we can look at what good people have done to combat this evil called abortion. Faced with a U.S. Supreme Court decision that gave our country abortion on demand, good people have responded in positive ways.
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Women, babies win in historic prolife legislative session

As the curtain lowered on the 2011-2012 Michigan legislative session, prolife citizens were able to celebrate. The 2011-2012 session was the single most productive session for passing prolife laws since Roe v. Wade was decided 40 years ago. The successes were the culmination of many years of effort by prolife "citizen lobbyists." FULL STORY

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Meghan's Journey

Meghan Marie Salter came into the world on October 16, 2002. For the first three weeks, she ate, grew, slept, and did everything a healthy, happy baby would do. Then her health started to change during the second week of November. The Salter family reflects the reality of the sanctity of all human life. There is a duty for the strong to defend the weak. We must make the choice to respect all human life with no exceptions. FULL STORY

Life After 40 campaign concludes, work continues

Life After 40, a Right to Life of Michigan educational campaign showcasing the growth and development of unborn babies, came to a close on January 22, the 40th memorial of Roe v. Wade. For 40 weeks, a fact about life before birth was shared every week on the Right to Life of Michigan website, blog and social networking profiles. The posts encouraged people to be a voice for those without one by sharing a factual snippet each week about the reality of life in the womb with their social connections. FULL STORY

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40th March for Life turnout inspires

Hundreds of thousands of prolifers from across the country braved icy roads and snow for the 40th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., on January 25.

Marchers protested the 1973 Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton U.S. Supreme Court decisions and mourned the loss of 55 million unborn children to abortion since those rulings. FULL STORY