In “Two Buckets,” Tammy Cook shares one concept that helps people who are reluctant to say abortion should not be legal because “I can’t tell others what to do.” Through the conversation, which Tammy shares in vivid detail, she also models a number of other important conversational tools.
Recent/Upcoming Events and New Student Guide
Please pray with us as we release our new guide for pro-life students: Conversations Change Campuses. Pray that it helps more student clubs create outreach events and conversations. Pray also that those clubs will invite us to partner with them. Pray for our upcoming events, that God will cause hearts and minds to change as a result of conversations created by our staff, volunteers, and audience members:
JFA staff members and student volunteers create conversations in front of JFA's "Stop and Think" Exhibit at Purdue University in September. See more photos from this outreach in the JFA Photo Archive.
West Lafayette, IN: 9/4— Interactive Workshop — St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
West Lafayette, IN: 9/5,6 — “Stop and Think” Exhibit Outreach Event — Purdue University
Lawrence, KS: 9/24 — Interactive Seminar — St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center
Chanhassen, MN: 9/30 — Interactive Workshop — St. Hubert Catholic Church
Minneapolis, MN: 10/1 — Interactive Workshop — University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN: 10/2,3 — Ten-Foot Kiosk Outreach Event — University of Minnesota
Atchison, KS: 10/12 - Interactive Seminar - Benedictine College, Ferrell Academic Center
Albuquerque, NM: TBD
Conversation Starter - "One Tiny Free Speech Board Comment"
See the Featured Conversation Starter for this month (a small comment hidden in this free speech board) by clicking on the image above or the links below.
Hiding in the corner of a JFA Free Speech Board (pictured) at our Colorado State event in April was a tiny gem of a comment that’s also a great conversation starter you can share with pro-choice advocates and pro-life advocates alike. The comment helps people with different positions on abortion clarify where they really disagree, start with common ground, and give each other the benefit of the doubt. You can find the post titled “One Tiny Free Speech Board Comment” at the links below. Go check it out, and then share it on social media.