Ellen Shannon of Generation Renew shares about the mission and ministry of this new organization and how the marriage movement is tied into the pro-life movement.

Dr. Peter Scaer (Concordia Theological Seminary) and Dr. Chris Stroud (Fertility and Midwifery Care Center) explain the moral issues tied to contraceptives as well as the physical ramifications for women of using certain types contraceptives.

Mike Fichter of Indiana Right to Life addressed “fake news”.

Mark Oshinskie talks about his article “To Those Who Wait” which addresses our cultures consumer mindset and the ways in which it affects our relationships and reproduction.

Henry Flower, Urban Outreach Director for Protecting Black Life, shares his research on Margaret Sanger and her motives for developing a culture accepting of birth control and abortion. Also, Jack Wert, Senior at Concordia Lutheran High School shares his experience on the Life Defenders DC Bus Trip for the National March for Life.

Pastor David Petersen teaches the significance of Christ's birth in Bethelehem and explains how that impacts our mindsets today.

Dawn Sturdivant shares her adoption story and the ways in which God has worked wonders in her life.

Peter Heck, the Allen County 2017 March for Life Keynote, encourages people to show their support of the prolife movement this January by attending marches and to continue to be active in other ways as well.

1.) Discussion with Deanna Wallace, Staff Counsel at Americans United for Life (AUL), regarding the recently released AUL report “Unsafe: How the Public Health Crisis in America’s Abortion Clinic Endangers Women.” 2.) Briefing from Alexandra Snyder, Executive Director of Life Legal Defense Foundation, about the recent court victory for their client, David Daleiden, regarding the Center for Medical Progress videos exposing Planned Parenthood’s profitable business selling the body parts of aborted babies.

Marilyn Musgrave of the Susan B. Anthony List addressed the expectations that the pro-life community has for the new presidential administration.