In this episode, we welcome Sarah Neely to discuss pro-life issues in Idaho and the broader implications of reproductive legislation. Sarah shares her personal journey into pro-life advocacy, shaped by her mother's experiences, and underscores the importance of open conversations about abortion. We explore the recent emergence of reproductive health distro boxes and their implications for minors, alongside the need for community involvement in pro-life initiatives. Join us for an insightful discussion that aims to empower listeners to engage in the pro-life movement.

Chapters:

(00:00) Sarah Neely joins Desert Wanderers to discuss pro-life issues

(01:39) What brought you to the point to work in pro life work

(06:30) How do we raise pro life children and have the next generation be more pro life

(11:20) For a long time I had this feeling that people who support abortion are morally wrong

(17:08) Mary Gold says a lot of pro lifers support support programs for mothers afterward

(21:53) I think the pro life movement is getting some traction. If we're just talking about cultural level

(27:56) Idaho passed legislation allowing businesses to give out emergency contraception for free

(34:10) I have lots of concerns about birth control and what it does to hormones

(37:29) Other states have had problems with finding contraception in their water

(39:36) How are we going forward to combat this problem that we're seeing in Idaho

(45:17) You sent a letter to state officials asking them to look into abortion companies

(47:47) The Idaho Reproductive Freedom and privacy initiative is proposed for 2026

(52:52) One of the things I keep hearing from you is about the abortion industry

(59:45) Do you have a prayer specifically for the unborn and those victims of abortion