Assisted Suicide: A Slippery Slope

During the campaign to legalize physician-assisted suicide in Oregon in 1997, supporters said it would simply give people in protracted pain a “death with dignity.” Opponents argued that the law had no safeguards, would be abused, and that other states would soon follow suit. Those warnings have proven to be true: Additional states legalize assisted […]

Double Your Money!

Help us save more lives! By Elizabeth Spillman, Development Coordinator StandUpGirl.com has had an exciting year filled with many new opportunities as we celebrated our 15th anniversary and surpassed 34 million women reached since 2001. This past January, we attended the March for Life and Babies Go to Congress in Washington, D.C. to spread the […]

Igniting a Fire

“Margot, how could you be part of a party that doesn’t even respect life?” Mary (not her real name) asked. These words will remain forever in my mind and heart. Mary was upset. I was the leader of the minority caucus of the Idaho Young Democrats. I was only trying to do what was right. […]

Letter From Candence

Cadence, age 10, has a heart for the unborn that is truly remarkable! Her gift will be used to reach Oregonians with the truth about the life of the unborn child and will certainly save babies. Oregon Right to Life Education Foundation receives no government money, but relies solely on remarkable people of all ages […]

2017 ORTLEF Contests

Essay/Drawing Contests Theme: Life … Because Everyone Deserves a Chance Drawing Contest — grades K through 12 Essay Contest — grades 5 through 12 Computer Drawing Contest (NEW!) Grades 9 through 12 For more information, go to www.ortl.org or call Karen at 503-407-0309 Oratory Contest High school juniors and seniors Oratory contest speeches have required […]

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