WORKSHOPS:
Send 'em PAC-ing, 2012
Barbara A. Listing, President,
Right to Life of Michigan;
Larry Galmish, Political Action Committee Director,
Right to Life of Michigan;
Brian Cusack, Director of Development, Right to Life of Michigan
Working With Prolife Volunteers: Sharing the Load and Reward With Others
Pamela Sherstad, Director of Public Information/Education, Right to Life of Michigan
Public Speaking 2.0, Upgrading Your Prolife Message
Ed Rivet, Legislative Director, Right to Life of Michigan
How to get "Liked" & Other Social Networking Strategies
Audra Holt, Art Director, Right to Life of Michigan;
Chris Gast, Project Coordinator, Right to Life of Michigan;
David Malone, Education Coordinator, Right to Life of Michigan
LOCATION:
Causeway Bay Hotel & Conference Center
6820 S. Cedar Street
Lansing, MI 48911
(517) 694-8123
Get Directions
COST:
Registration includes continental breakfast, luncheon/Annual Meeting, 2 general sessions and workshops.
$55 on or before September 19
$65 after September 19
Register Now
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GENERAL SESSION SPEAKERS:
The Rise of an Empire and Failing of a Nation
Phill Kline
Former Kansas Attorney General
As seen on Fox News Channel, USA Today, the O'Reilly Factor and other media outlets, Phill Kline is a real life story of David and Goliath—taking on the one billion dollar abortion industry.
Kline, the former Attorney General of the State of Kansas, was the first and only prosecutor ever to succeed in obtaining abortion records from Planned Parenthood and notorious late term abortionist George Tiller—bringing down the wrath of the abortion industry nationwide.
You will not want to miss hearing how Phill Kline changed the course of the national battle forever by placing Planned Parenthood on the defensive after exposing the alleged crimes within their clinics.
Embracing the Gift of Life No Matter How It's Wrapped
Ellen Salter
Prolife Mom, Defender of Life
Ellen gave birth to Meghan, their fourth child, in October 2002—another healthy baby girl. Less than two months into Meghan's life, she started developing serious problems. Her limbs grew limp with no explanation. Then, one day as Ellen was toweling her off after a bath, Meghan stopped breathing. That day Meghan was flown for the first time to the University of Michigan's Mott's Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor with many more helicopter flights in the years to follow along with regular surgeries on her spine to help her breathing. Meghan's mysterious health problems continue to baffle doctors.
Meghan's communications are limited to opening her eyes, smacking her lips, making soft sounds with her voice and flashing an occasional smile. There are people who have told them they should take their daughter off her ventilator so they could "get on with their lives." You will want to hear this inspiring story of faith and love that binds this family together.
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