Right to Life of Michigan

Raising Awareness for the Prolife Movement


Former Michigander, singer/songwriter Larry Hover, is excited about raising awareness for the prolife movement. After years of creating and performing Christian music, Hover came up with a concept to utilize his music and support the prolife cause in Michigan at the same time. 


The song "Celebrate That Baby" is the newly-released single by Hover, singing the praises of the newborn child. Currently found at Hover's web site, "Celebrate That Baby" can be downloaded for 99 cents with the profits going to Right to Life of Michigan. It would be a great gift to those who are celebrating pregnancy, an infant's baptism or dedication; even a child's birthday.

The song "Celebrate That Baby" made its world debut on Michigan radio stations last month.  In addition, Right to Life of Michigan's educational radio program, LifeBeat,  featured Mr. Hover.


Right to Life of Michigan President Barbara Listing said, "Mr. Hover's contributions toward the prolife movement are a wonderful example of how each of us can use our talents creatively to stand up for LIFE. Each one of us has talents and gifts that could be used to help those who cannot speak for themselves."


And while Hover's gifts are musical in nature, the sky is the limit when it comes to thinking creatively.  Discovering how we have each been uniquely gifted, and then utilizing those gifts to promote the most important issue facing our society, the right to life, is an adventure worth pursuing. 


Mr. Hover headquarters his ministry out of Los Angeles, CA. His songs, concert schedule, booking information, downloads and biographical data can all be found on-line at www.larryhover.com. Information is also included on his performance dates while here in the local area through the end of this month.


Right to Life of Michigan is a nonpartisan, nonsectarian, nonprofit organization of diverse and caring people united to peacefully protect the precious gift of human life from fertilization to natural death.