News & Views
Sidewalk Counselors Continue to Promote Life in the Midst of a Pandemic
When city and state officials shutdown Indiana to try to slow the spread of a deadly pandemic, most businesses were forced to shutter their windows and deal with the effects of a general economic slowdown. But it quickly became obvious to pro-life advocates, that the abortion industry had no intention of slowing down. Thanks to […]
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Don’t miss your chance to vote pro-life! Voter Registration deadline May 4
With the COVID-19 crisis, statewide primary day got pushed back 28 days to June 2. That means that the deadline to register to vote also got pushed back to May 4. If you haven’t registered to vote, you can click here to register online! It is so crucial to support the cause of life at […]
How we all keep working to promote respect for EVERY human life
We may have had to move our office to our homes, but rest assured – RTLI is continuing to advocate for the right of every human life. You can still reach us by e-mail – life@rtlindy.org – or by phone, (317) 582-1526, but our location on 86th street is closed for the time being. With […]
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Pro-Life Movement in Central Indiana Loses a Giant
Bob Rust was a mentor, trainer, friend, and inspiration to an entire generation of pro-life activists The pro-life movement in Central Indiana has lost a true hero to the Cononavirus. Bob Rust, who was a mentor, friend and leader to so many pro-lifers in the Indianapolis area, passed away last Sunday. He was 88, and […]
Corona Virus Crisis Exposes Abortion Providers’ True Colors
The game is over – the Corona virus has shown that abortion has nothing to do with real “health care” You can call abortion “murder” or you can call it “choice,” but after the actions of the abortion industry during the Corona virus outbreak there is no way anyone can still call abortion “health care.” […]