Dear Jane

For the final episode of Season 3, we sit down with Scott Klusendorf, President of the Life Training Institute, discussing various questions like: "How do you train people to communicate the pro-life message?" "What about those who are not affiliated with any faith or religion?""How do you talk about this issue without getting into an argument?" About the Life Training Institute:The Life Training Institute (LTI) exists for one purpose: to empower others with the knowledge and conviction necessary to make a case for life that changes hearts and minds. We’ve trained thousands over the years to make a case for life-based on science and philosophy, and they’re equipped to do it in one minute or less.About Scott Klusendorf:Scott travels throughout the United States and Canada training pro-life advocates to persuasively defend their views in the public square. He contends that the pro-life message can compete in the marketplace of ideas if properly understood and properly articulated.A passionate and engaging speaker, Scott has appeared on nationally syndicated Christian programs such as Dr. James Dobson’s Focus on the Family, The Albert Mohler Radio Program, Lee Strobel’s Faith Under Fire, Hank Hanegraaff’s The Bible Answer Man, Dr. D. James Kennedy’sTruths That Transform, Richard Land’s For Faith and Family, Tim Wildmon’s American Family Radio, Kerby Anderson’s Point of View, Todd Wilken’s Issues Etc., Todd Friel’s Way of the Master, Billy Graham’s Hour of Decision, and Moody Radio’sPrime Time America with David Wheatley. Secular talk show appearances have included KABC out of Los Angeles, the Lesley Primeau Show listened to broadly in the Edmonton area, and Radio America’s nationally syndicated program, The Gregg Knapp Experience. Learn More at: https://prolifetraining.com/

In this episode of Dear Jane, we’re visiting with Allan Parker from the Justice Foundation and talking about how the legal landscape has changed and been impacted by Dobbs decision.

Our guest in this episode is Herb Geraghty, Executive Director of Rehumanize International. He and Scott talk about his work with Rehumanize International, what it's like to be an atheist in the pro-life movement, and how he helps people understand that abortion is not about women's health or health care.

You can read more about Herb and his work: Rehumanize Website: Rehumanize International, Rehumanize on Facebook, Rehumanize on Instagram, Rehumanize on Twitter, Rehumanize on YouTube, and Herb's Twitter.

Herb joined the Rehumanize team in 2016 as a summer intern while studying rhetoric and politics at the University of Pittsburgh and has been working in some capacity for the organization since then. When the founder stepped down in 2020, the Board of Directors chose Herb to fill the role of Executive Director.

Throughout the years, Herb’s unique position as a politically independent pro-life atheist has broken down barriers to reach demographics often untapped by the mainstream pro-life movement. Similarly, Herb’s common ground on the abortion issue with many folks on the political right has enabled productive outreach on the issues of war, torture, and the death penalty.

Herb is a passionate and engaging advocate for the Consistent Life Ethic who has a passion for building bridges and finding common ground with people across the political spectrum to call everyone to greater consistency in the fight for human rights. If you would like to book a speaking engagement, please visit rehumanizeintl.org/events for more information.

Working at an abortion clinic is traumatic. Leaving can be daunting. And Then There Were None helps abortion clinic workers leave when they’ve had enough. It can be more challenging then you think.

If you think there are no pro-life supporters in the Democrat party, you’re wrong. Democrats for Life talks about their struggle to promote life within their party.

The role of dads in the decision for life has been downplayed and ignored. It’s time to discuss dads and where they fit into the equation.

Imagine a group of victims who are told to remain silent. That’s the story of the Abortion Survivors Network.