Texas Right to Life considers it a privilege to be invited to speak to your group. No group is too small (or too large) for us to send a speaker to share with you. We have spoken to groups as young as elementary age students. We have spoken to entire...
Church Outreach
“We just can’t get involved in something that is so political.” Too often this is the response given by churches when they are asked to become active in the Pro-Life movement or to simply educate their congregations about the issues. Some...
Pro-Life Movies
The Spitfire Grill Bella Come What May Life is Beautiful Demographic Bomb Demographic Winter Gattaca Sophie Scholl The Pianist Maafa 21 Schindler's List
Adoption Myths and Realities
Myth #1: The birth mother will regret her decision for the rest of her life. Some believe that adoption is so painful that most women regret the choice all their lives, or that a birth mother who chooses adoption will have serious emotional problems, or that...
Euthanasia: Terms and Definitions
Voluntary Euthanasia: The person who is killed has requested to be killed. (This may involve physician-assisted suicide if a physician is assisting in the death.) Non-Voluntary Euthanasia: The person who is killed made no request and gave no consent....
FAQ: Frequently asked questions about euthanasia
The literal meaning of euthanasia is "good death," but in current world culture, euthanasia is being promoted as a means to quickly end the life of someone who is deemed to be ill, suffering, or whose life has lost value according to others. Euthanasia by action...
Why assisted suicide should not be legalized
In an era of concern over escalating medical costs, "unproductive" consumers of medical services are increasingly made to see themselves as drains on society and the economy.
Will to Live
Many people who do not want medical technology to prolong their last days will sign a Living Will; however, the terminology used in a Living Will is not specific enough.
The facts on abortion
Since the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decisions, it is estimated that there have been more than 40 million abortions performed in the United States.
Supreme Court decisions regarding abortion since 1973
Following is a brief summary of United States Supreme Court abortion decisions commencing with Roe v. Wade, giving the citations, date, holding, and author of the majority opinion. Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113 (January 22, 1973) Roe invalidated a 19th century Texas...