Paul Kulas
Paul Kulas is the Director of Operations at Justice For All. Paul was originally moved to action on behalf of the unborn in 1997 when he watched Harder Truth, a video including imagery and footage of abortion. In 1998, he began full-time pro-life work with the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, and for the last 15 years he's been a vital part of the JFA team. Paul arranges many of JFA's outreach events and has personally engaged in dialogue with students at over 50 college campuses around the nation. In his free time, Paul enjoys playing board games with friends and his wife, Trudy. When Paul was single he spent four years in the United States Navy and he had hobbies like skydiving and scuba-diving. He and Trudy are now living an even more challenging, but more rewarding adventure, as they parent their eleven children in Wichita, Kansas.
Paul’s UPCOMING EVENTS
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Indiana University, Global and International Studies Building, Room 2067
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
355 N Eagleson Ave, Bloomington, IN 47405
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City Life Church
10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
4001 Wyoming Street Kansas City, MO 64111
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K-State Student Union, Wildcat Chamber (Room 101)
918 Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Dr., Manhattan, KS 66506
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Oct. 22: 7:00-8:00 PM Central Time
Do you have specific questions about the issue of abortion? Want to practice more role-play exercises to prepare for an upcoming conversation with a pro-choice advocate? This mentoring session is geared towards anyone who has completed our Love3 workshop series but would like to continue deepening their pro-life knowledge and dialogue skills. (If you haven’t attended the Love3 workshop series, that’s okay, too! In addition to attending our mentoring sessions, we recommend attending the Love3 workshop series to build foundational conversation skills.)
pictures of Paul at Recent Events
“I realized that some doctors order their lives to slaughter the unborn. Shouldn’t I be willing to reorder my life to save some of those precious souls?”
