Education Changes Everything. You Make it Possible
Leaders like Seminarian D’amour can turn communities pro-life. But only if they get the right training.
That’s where you come in. You can make a difference today by sending a donation to form the next generation of pro-life leaders.
Expanding pro-life education just got more urgent than ever.
Right now, the UN is pushing a treaty called EU-ACP. If ratified, it will force 79 countries to adopt Planned Parenthood’s version of “reproductive rights.”
Most of them are small developing countries. They’ll be steamrolled by the pro-abortion UN unless you help them fight back.
We can either act now, or watch abortion on demand kill millions more infants, and let unchaste “sex-ed” corrupt millions more youth.
You are needed now to raise up pro-life leaders in all 79 of these countries before it’s too late.
If you help expand pro-life training, there’s a chance to stop this crisis before it starts. The only way to do that fast enough is by bringing the program online.
The content is ready and waiting. All that’s needed now is your help to launch.
Donate now and form another leader like Seminarian Jean d’Amour to defend life in their community.
Leadership training focuses on individuals in countries targeted by Big Abortion who are positioned to make a difference.
That means priests, doctors, teachers, government leaders, and more.
First, they study the full range of life and family issues, and the many ways human dignity is under attack. Then they learn to heal their culture by:
- fighting back against top-down attacks like the EU-ACP treaty
- bringing chastity education to young people
- helping moms in crisis choose life
You can bring all of that to communities under threat when you donate today to bring pro-life education online.
This can’t wait until later. Big Abortion is moving quickly. If you’re going to stop them, we need to launch the online program in January and hit the ground running in 2024.
The deadline to give is December 31st, but sooner is better!
"Before the training program, I was afraid to defend human life in a country with abortion on demand. Now I’m ready to teach my faith and to be a defender of life and family." — Seminarian Jean d’Amour, Rwanda
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