In part one of this two-part Life Matters conversation, Toni Clarke sits down with Beth Fox, Board President of Rehumanize International, to hear her powerful personal story of being recommended for abortion before birth due to disability. Beth shares how cultural messages about “quality of life” shape how we view suffering, disability, and human worth—and why those assumptions are often deeply flawed.

In part two of this two-part Life Matters conversation, Dr. Catherine Wheeler shares about repentance, forgiveness, and the freedom she found in Christ after decades of carrying hidden grief. Now a board member of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, she speaks boldly about life-affirming medicine, the realities of abortion in today’s medical landscape, and how Christians can engage these conversations with both truth and grace.

In part one of this powerful two-part conversation, Toni Clarke sits down with Dr. Catherine Wheeler, a retired OB-GYN and former abortionist, to hear her deeply personal story. Dr. Wheeler shares how she opted into abortion training during residency, and ultimately performed abortions before God began to transform her heart. This episode is a candid and redemptive look at truth, conviction, and the first steps of healing.

In part two of this two-part conversation, Toni Clarke continues her discussion with Lauren Pope, Executive Director of Rehumanize International, focusing on what justice and healing should look like in a post-Roe world. They explore restorative justice, the importance of listening to women’s abortion stories, and how Christians can speak truth with mercy while building bridges across religious and political lines. This episode continues our multi-week series highlighting national organizations engaged in pro-life work.

In part one of this two-part Life Matters conversation, Toni Clarke sits down with Lauren Pope, Executive Director of Rehumanize International, to explore how a deeply personal experience shaped Lauren’s passion for defending human life. Together, they discuss human dignity, vulnerability, and how framing the pro-life case through a human rights lens can help Christians engage thoughtfully and compassionately in a divided culture. This program is part of a multi-week series highlighting national organizations engaged in pro-life work.

In Part 2 of this two-part series, Toni Clarke continues her conversation with Monica Snyder of Secular Pro-Life on Life Matters. This episode goes deeper into practical conversation strategies, common secular arguments surrounding abortion, and how pro-lifers can communicate truth when engaging those who are undecided or skeptical of the pro-life position. This program is part of a multi-week series highlighting organizations engaged in pro-life work nationwide.

In Part 1 of this two-part series on Life Matters, Toni Clarke is joined by Monica Snyder, Executive Director of Secular Pro-Life. As part of our multi-week focus on national pro-life organizations, this conversation explores why secular arguments against abortion matter and how understanding them can help Christians engage thoughtfully and effectively with those who do not share a Christian worldview.

In this episode of Life Matters, Toni Clarke sits down with Dena Espenscheid, Director of Pro-Life Programs at the Leadership Institute, to unpack what’s happening nationally on life issues in a post-Dobbs landscape. Drawing on more than two decades in public policy, campaigns, and grassroots training, Dena shares what she’s seeing across the country, where the movement is gaining momentum, and how everyday people can speak persuasively and get involved.