On August 23, Yelp published a notice explaining a new consumer warning recently placed on all pro-life pregnancy centers. Yelp’s explanation: “It’s well-reported that crisis pregnancy centers do not offer abortion services, and it’s been shown that many provide misleading information…” After pressure from federal legislators and NY Attorney General Letitia James, Google followed suit.
Prior to the 1973 Roe v Wade ruling legalizing abortion nationwide, New York had already legalized it in 1970. At that time, the state became the abortion capital of the U.S. through abortion tourism. Now, as conservative states once again restrict the practice in a post-Roe America, New York is doubling down on abortion tourism.
Why are Christians so passionately pro-life? Ultimately, it is not because of a visceral emotional response to the gruesomeness of an abortion procedure, destroying preborn babies and harming women. Emotion is a response to an experience and does not determine what is right or wrong. But neither are Christians pro-life because of a negative personal
Pro-life strategist Rev. Jim Harden, CEO of recently firebombed Buffalo medical office, sounds the alarm, warning all pro-life gains made with reversal of Roe could be lost if pro-abortion politicians dominate mid-term elections. New York has long been the nation’s bellwether when it comes to abortion. Planned Parenthood, the world’s largest abortion business is based
Forty-seven pro-life pregnancy centers have been attacked by pro-abortion extremists. One of the earliest attacks was the May 8th firebombing of a Madison, WI pro-life organization. The most brutal of the attacks to date came on June 7th with the firebombing of CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo, NY. Despite the volume and severity of
Pro-abortion politicians are protecting the flagging, for-profit abortion industry post-Roe with a four-pronged strategy. Those prongs are 1) deregulating self-managed abortion through mail-order chemical abortion; 2) deprioritizing enforcement of abortion restrictions; 3) regulating the abortion industry’s only competition, pro-life medical pregnancy centers; and 4) devaluing religious liberty by conflating abortion with religious expression. The first
Last week Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a bill outlawing most abortions. It goes into effect on September 15. Rev. Jim Harden, medical ethicist and CEO of firebombed pro-life medical office in Buffalo said, “Indiana’s abortion exceptions for rape and fetal anomalies are of serious concern.” The new law permits abortion in cases of rape
On August 31st, fires were lit at a Planned Parenthood in Kalamazoo, MI. Fires were ignited on the roof using a Duraflame log. Immediately following the attack on the Planned Parenthood, a multi-agency investigation ensued. Four days later, 25-year-old Joshua Brereton was arrested on charges of arson. According to a press release published by the
Monday August 1 multiple Jewish Rabbis filed suit against the State of Florida claiming legislation signed into law on July 1 by Gov. DeSantis, criminalizing the participation in abortion, violates their religious liberty. According the plaintiffs, the law can be construed as anyone who counsels a woman for an abortion is aiding and abetting a
CompassCare became the first firebombed pro-life medical office to rebuild and reopen—just 52 days after the arson attack. At a press conference on August 1st, the organization celebrated a grand reopening with a ribbon cutting ceremony and a ground breaking ceremony. The press conference included statements from Rev. Jim Harden forgiving Jane’s Revenge as well
