What People are Saying…
“I have found no better way than the pictures to get my point across. If you want to motivate someone to quit smoking, show them diseased lungs. If the public knew the pictorial horror of abortion, they would not be so content to let it remain legal. If we want our society to be outraged at the reality of abortion, then we must show it in all its true horror, whether they want to see it or not.”
Gail-Marie Walter, MD, Knoxville
“God used your ministry and GAP itself to not only make people realize the horror of abortion, but also to present Christians at UT with countless opportunities to openly discuss ethics, morality and ultimately their faith with unbelievers… I am aware of (as well as observed and participated in) many discussions throughout the week that for myself personally, and others in our ministry, were some of the best evangelistic discussions of this past year.”
Kevin Scott, Campus Minister, U of Tennessee
“She thanked me for talking with her and drifted off into the crowd. I was left in awe. Here was a young woman with whom I would never otherwise have had the opportunity for such a frank discussion. God had given me the words to say and the compassion I needed to show her. We were both changed by the experience.”
Chris Lefebvre, CBR Volunteer, Knoxville
About Us
- ProLifeOnCampus.com is the official website of the Southeast Region of the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR). CBR is working to establish prenatal justice and the right to life for the unborn, the disabled, the infirm, the aged, and all vulnerable peoples through education and the development of cutting-edge educational resources.
- CBR was founded in July of 1990 as a privately-funded, non-profit educational corporation.
- CBR operates on the principle that abortion represents an evil so inexpressible that words fail us when attempting to describe its horror. Until abortion is seen, it will never be understood.
- CBR is strictly non-violent. We oppose violence against babies and against the abortionists who kill them. We do not engage in civil disobedience. All activities fall within the legal bounds of the First Amendment. Like Dr. King before us, we are seeking to make people so uncomfortable with the status quo that they will demand change. Dr. King knew that unless and until people are uncomfortable with the way things are, there will be no impetus for change. Pictures of abortion produce the kind of discomfort that changes hearts, minds, and behaviors.