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
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
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

Do You Need Religion to be Pro-Life? (w/ Secular Pro-Life’s Monica Snyder)

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.

Pro-Life Advocacy When You’re Socially Anxious

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

Beauty and Brokenness in the Pro-Life Movement

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

A couple weeks ago, we asked our awesome subscribers to email us and tell us how they’re feeling about the current state of the pro-life movement, and we were blown away by your responses. 77 of you replied, and it was so encouraging for our team to hear from you and connect with you. A bunch of you shared that you felt:

  • Excited that we have more access to great pro-life arguments 
  • Frustrated because good dialogue—the courage to speak up at all, and the calm to stay kind when you do—is really hard
  • Excited because Dobbs gave us the ability to pass state laws against abortion
  • Frustrated because the pro-choice side has a much bigger microphone and budget
  • Excited by the dedication, passion, and commitment they see in the pro-life movement, no matter the obstacles, no matter how laws change over time
  • Frustrated because some pro-life leaders talk in a way that makes it easy for pro-choicers to paint the whole pro-life movement as the pro-everything-Trump-does movement
  • …and many other excitements and frustrations