Breakpoint The March for Life Continues
Jan 16, 2026
The March for Life emphasizes the importance of defending pre-born lives. It traces its origins back to 1974, arising after Roe v. Wade, and highlights the consistent public witness it presents over decades. Various influences, like Francis Schaeffer, shifted evangelical engagement towards pro-life efforts. While Dobbs overturned Roe, state-level battles continue over abortion rights. The movement faces challenges from both political parties, necessitating ongoing activism as a foundation for education and strategy.
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A Persistent National Witness
- The March for Life has persisted annually since 1974 as a consistent public witness for pre-born children.
- Tens of thousands show up each year to affirm that life is sacred against a culture of convenience.
Evangelical Awakening To Abortion
- John Stonestreet recounts how evangelicals initially treated abortion as mainly a Catholic concern.
- Influencers like Francis Schaeffer helped awaken many Protestants to defend pre-born life.
Practical Pro-Life Support
- Pro-lifers built practical support networks like pregnancy centers to make 'Choose Life' real.
- These grassroots efforts counter the claim that pro-life activism lacks concrete help for women in crisis.