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Remembering Olga Fairfax
Pictured: Olga Fairfax and Jack Ames By Judie Brown Paul and I first met Olga at a pro-life conference in 1981. She was, as my mother-in-law would say, an “odd duck.” She wore hats and never introduced herself as a Methodist minister; instead, she proudly stated her pro-life credentials, even if you never asked about them. She was one of the most energetic defenders of life I have ever known....
Millions of Crucifixions
By Judie Brown It has often been said that without the crucifixion there would be no Resurrection. This is what we witness during the three days beginning with Holy Thursday and culminating on Easter Sunday morning. The word crucifixion, defined as an “extreme and...
The Selfie March
By Judie Brown Was the recent March for Our Lives really about teens loving, caring, and mourning other teens, or was it something completely different? The March for Our Lives was a cleverly orchestrated activity designed by left wing political types to give the...
Trumping the Babies
By Judie Brown The omnibus budget bill recently signed by President Donald J. Trump has a slight problem. And it’s literally a deadly one. The budget contains a $500,000 sum for Planned Parenthood—the nation’s leading proponent and marketer of abortion! Upon signing...
Compelled to Advocate Death
By Judie Brown It’s incredible the way the pro-death media can spin a story. Take, for example, the drenched-in-pro-abort-propaganda Huffington Post. It recently reported (and I use the word loosely) on the latest pro-life v. pro-abort case to reach the US Supreme...
Freezing Children and Other Crimes against Humanity
By Judie Brown In vitro fertilization continues to grow in popularity as more and more women—married and otherwise—discover they are infertile. Whether infertility is due to a physical problem, or even to a previous abortion or the use of a birth control chemical,...
Zoo Animals ‘R’ Not Us
By Judie Brown In Great Britain a zoo is using birth control for its animal residents because of a deadly outbreak of tuberculosis and because of concerns about overcrowding in the zoo. In Waco, Texas, according to the Waco-Tribune Herald, the executive director from...