By: Andrew Shiroma A sunny Saturday, bright blue shirts, and half a thousand people. As one of these people, I participated in Zoe International’s Unstoppable Hope, a rescue walk raising awareness and money to end child trafficking. We marched through …
By: Rebecca Oerman Being For Life is about more than abortion and working to support mothers and their babies. For example, for the past three years, one of the projects that the Knights4Life Y4Life group from Martin Luther Jr./Sr. High School in Northrop, Minnesota, …
By: Hallie Barteau As for-life Christians, we know that all life is valuable. Our loving Creator gives us gifts to use to serve others and uphold the value of life. This gift of service is seen in pregnancy support facilities …
By: Jesse Muehler Your heart beats faster, and the lump in your throat slowly solidifies as you raise your shaky hand in the air. Your teacher is talking about how “logical” it is to euthanize the elderly because of their …
by Noah & Nadia Hartwig Earlier this year, when we were home on break, Nadia’s grandpa took some of her siblings and us to see the movie “Avatar: The Way of Water.” Having recently watched the first movie, we were …
By: Macy Froetschner “Keep your elbows off the table, Mable.” “Treat others how you want to be treated.” “Ask questions.” “Don’t spend life judging others.” “Never take stress out on family.” “Familial fellowship is more important than fleeting friendships.” “Serve …
By: Ella Wiegand Anyone with a social media account is constantly bombarded with sex. Whether it’s actual porn, nudity, sexual information, or maybe just hearing others talk about it, sex is everywhere. All of us have probably watched a movie …
By: Olivia Hitz “The joy of the Lord is my strength,” I whisper to myself as I exhale through the pain in my hip. I’m standing in line to go up to the communion rail on Sunday morning, but I …
Amber Reiner, President of Tornados 4 Life at Concordia University Texas On January 28th, Tornados 4 Life attended the 2023 Texas Rally For Life at the Texas State Capitol. One thing that I really love about being a part of …
Kate Roberts I’ll never forget the day that my brother arrived. It was a random Saturday in August. My dad, a pastor, was off doing a wedding, and my siblings and mom and I had settled in for a popcorn …
