Christians open their arms to the 5,000 children state officials expect to be born now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned.

At their biblical best, American evangelical Christians affirm the intrinsic value of all human life.

Misguided views of freedom plague America’s pro-abortion culture and the pro-life church.

Our historic, global faith tradition connects sanctity of life with social justice.

CT and the National Association of Evangelicals present a candid discussion on the ethical, theological, and pastoral challenges of life after Roe v. Wade.

Looking ahead, Christians should focus less on enforcement than on changing cultural attitudes.

The way pro-life Christians care for vulnerable women and children testifies about the coming kingdom.

Our convictions, when lived out, will cost us.

Early pro-life advocates said “no” to abortion and “yes” to social safety nets for mothers. But most of today’s movement has lost that approach.

Overturning Roe v. Wade draws attention to what they’ve known all along: There’s much more to upholding life than banning abortion.