Video Report from Oklahoma University

There is a lot of focus on the protesters that almost everyone agreed were just annoying, but as I mentioned earlier we were able to talk to thousands of students. Bailey is just one of the hundreds of people that we trained to compassionately talk to students on campus, and then in their lives after we leave.


Still, the irony of the kazoo wielding pro-choice student's statement is baffling.

I'm pro-life jacket... wait, what?

Our outreach at Oklahoma University Nov 1 and 2 was very successful. We trained hundreds of people and many of them came on campus with us, applying what they learned in our pro-life seminar with real people on campus.

There were protesters who mainly just made a bunch of noise without contributing anything to the debate. One of the protesters made half a dozen signs, including the sign I'm holding in the picture below, along with the other visible sign.

When asked what it meant, she just said it was a funny pun. There was no argument behind it, she just thought it was clever. I'm glad she let me hold it :)

This was another awesome sign:

Back from OU

I just got back from Oklahoma University where we had a very eventful time. Hundreds of students stopped by and spoke to us amid the constant clamor of noisy pro-choice protesters blowing kazoos non-stop, along with other antics. I hope (no promises) to be able to post a video report of the trip soon.

In the meantime, here is an opinion article co-written by a pro-choice atheist and a pro-life Christian about the display and the pro-choice advocates.

Abortion - From Dialogue to Debate?

Justice For All's training seminar is titled "Abortion: From Debate to Dialogue."

So is the subject of my August newsletter confusing? Dialogue to Debate? Not at all! Click here to read how my wife took a unique twist on our training program and changed hearts.

Is True Common Ground Possible?

Have you ever experienced this? Someone brings up abortion and the discussion is short and awkward. Both people quickly share their beliefs and feel that if they proceed they'll alienate each other. What's missing? Click here to find out in my latest newsletter.



Previously...
In May I discussed abortion with an unlikely person. Click here to read who it was.

In my April newsletter I wrote about those who are often forgotten in the abortion debate: Fathers.

Video report from GA and TN in March

When does life begin?

Back in October I was moderating the open mic when Reza, the Medical Students for Choice Vice President, asked me when I thought life begins. In the video I respond and also challenge him on his definition. Comment with what you think.