Emily Geiger will be speaking at Michigan District of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod‘s Senior High Youth Gathering. Registration required.
| Date: | June 29, 2026—June 30, 2026 |
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| Event: | Michigan District LCMS Senior High Youth Gathering |
| Sponsor: | Michigan District of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod |
| Venue: | Mission Point Resort |
| Location: | Mackinac Island, MI |
| Registration: | Click here to register. |
Emily Geiger will be speaking at Restore Minnesota Hennepin Community Action Team Meeting
| Date: | January 29, 2026 |
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| Time: | 6:30 p.m. |
| Event: | Restore Minnesota Hennepin Community Action Team Meeting |
| Topic: | Six Practical Dialogue Tips |
| Sponsor: | Restore Minnesota Hennepin Community Action Team |
| Venue: | St. Raphael Catholic Church |
| Location: | Crystal, MN |
| Public: | Public |
MP3 Download | 1:06:08
Josh Brahm and Monica Snyder return to discuss the question: “Do You Need Religion to be Pro-Life?” The conversation touches on practical and philosophical points, including discussion about objective and subjective morality and its relationship with deism, as well as Monica’s experiences responding to both pro-life and pro-choice people who raise a scrutinizing eyebrow when they realize that they are talking with a pro-life atheist.
I’ve never been very good at a traditional ERI-style outreach or active sidewalk counseling. I’ve always struggled to strike up a conversation with a random stranger. No matter how many times I rehearse an opening line, when the moment comes, my voice chokes off before I can get a word out. I literally feel my throat and diaphragm physically seize. I’ve not completely given up on trying to clear this hurdle, but I’ve had to accept that my social anxiety is a real barrier to certain types of pro-life advocacy.
Estimated reading time: 9 minutes
MP3 Download | 1:19:04
After much anticipation, Josh Brahm FINALLY gets to interview Monica Snyder from Secular Pro-Life about her background and expertise in Forensics. Monica explains how her work in forensics and DNA analysis affects her view on the abortion issue, particularly when it comes to questions about the justice system and why we shouldn’t prosecute women who have had abortions.
Content warning: Includes discussion of forensic rape kits as well as methods of testing whether a baby was aborted instead of miscarried.