Why Raise Up Your Voice?
Raise Up Your Voice Dr. Bernard Nathanson had a radical transformation that opened up his eyes to the atrocities he had committed and his new found faith compelled him to tell American and the world how he had deceived us with he hopes to stop he destruction of life and begin loving. The Raise Up Your Voice communique is a call to rise up and be part of a movement that is turning from the wrong and standing for what is right. As a member of this vibrant community, you will: Explore Root Causes: Understand the foundational issues that destabilize our society—not just what they are, but why they persist, and how they affect you personally, especially the pivotal issue of the right to life. Receive Actionable Insights: Move beyond passive concern to active change with clear, practical steps that you can take to make a real difference, beginning with advocating for the most vulnerable—the unborn.
The Results You'll Get
Our community, courses, and memberships are pretty special. We’re focused on the ways it will make a huge difference in your life.
Here are a few of the things you’ll be able to do as a member of Raise Up Your Voice:
- Connect with courageous advocates who support your growth as you speak clearly and compassionately for life.
- Practice evidence-based conversations, gaining confidence to answer hard questions and reach hearts in your community.
- Collaborate on targeted local initiatives, measuring impact while mentoring others to sustain respectful, life-affirming action.
When You Join Today
When you join Raise Up Your Voice today, you’ll get access to our:
- Storytelling Workshop: Participate in bi-weekly live course module with lessons and live chat follow-ups where members craft and refine personal testimonies inspired by transformation and conviction. This activity strengthens communication skills and helps articulate compassionate, persuasive messages that highlight the value of life and personal responsibility.
- Community Listening Event: Attend an online event featuring guest speakers who explore root causes and personal journeys, followed by moderated small-group chats to reflect and ask questions. This builds empathy, deepens understanding of societal issues affecting the vulnerable, and equips attendees to speak thoughtfully and respectfully in their circles.
- Action Planning Lab: Use course materials and collaborative chat sessions to create a concrete, week-by-week advocacy plan—identify practical steps, local opportunities to serve, and measurable goals rooted in protecting life. This turns conviction into structured action, increasing impact and personal accountability while fostering sustained engagement.
