Freedom in Family

By Madison Zuniga “Well, I would love to go to graduate school, or work in the publishing and editing field, but I definitely want to prioritize starting a family.”  A crease forms on my friend’s forehead, and I sense her …

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Treasure in Jars of Clay

Olivia Hitz “But we have this treasure in jars of clay, to show that the surpassing power belongs to God and not to us. We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not driven to despair; persecuted, …

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Created for Eternity

Anna Young In 1513, Spanish Explorer Juan Ponce de Leon set out searching for the Fountain of Youth, a fabled water source that is said to bring eternal youth…and ended up in Florida. The Fountain of Youth tourist attraction is …

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A Vision of Feminism for the “For-Life” Men and Women

Reviewing Erika Bachiachi’s The Rights of Women: Reclaiming a Lost Vision By: Nadia Hartwig In the current political climate, where being a “feminist” usually encompasses pro-abortion rallies, anti-marriage stances, and hostile views toward traditional gender roles beneath shouts for gender …

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Appointed “4 Life”

“Hey! I found out that there is a pro-life group chat for Rice students. Want me to add you?” I asked. “Absolutely!” Harmony said. “When do they meet?” “Oh, they actually don’t meet together. It’s just a chat, and there’s …

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God’s Timing

By: Jenna Siek During my last year of high school, I became very familiar with the question “What are you doing next?” This was usually a daunting question to answer because my vision of post-high school was rather murky. A …

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Responding to Death with LIFE and LOVE

By Michelle Bauman Planned Parenthood, the leading provider of abortions in America, recently released its annual report to the public. Despite dismal media coverage, some of the disclosures are definitely worth noting. So, in case you missed it, here are …

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Addressing Life Issues in the Classroom

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 …

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“Avatar: The Way of Water” Movie Review 

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 …

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Raised for Life

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 …

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