Report: Oregon Abortions Last Year Reached Highest Rate Since 2009
Oregon Right to Life Executive Director Lois Anderson urged Oregonians not to ‘become numb’ to hearing about the many thousands of unborn lives lost each year.
The Life Letters: Ride like Rory
Every family seems to have that one kid who keeps things extra exciting. If yours is anything like ours, then their first words were likely, ‘Mom, watch!’
Idaho Federal Judge Narrows Ruling on Lawsuit Against Abortion Ban
A lawsuit against Idaho’s abortion ban argues that the exceptions to the abortion ban are too narrow and difficult for physicians to apply when the mother’s health is at risk. This past week, the federal judge narrowed his ruling to apply only to the physician suing while the case proceeds through appeal.
How This Local Farmer is Cultivating His North Coast Community – and the Next Generation
Max Sherman is a north coast farmer who continues to make an impact for good in his community. In college, he and his then-fiancee Lynda faced an unexpected pregnancy and chose life. They’ve now been married for 47 years and have three children and eight grandchildren.
The Life Letters: Rest But Don’t Quit
Even though culture screams at us to keep going at all costs and white-knuckle through life, I don’t think that is what God has called us to do. He offers us a better way.
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