Asia for Life cooperates with NGOs and Christian communities to promote values in keeping with human dignity. Through campaigns of prayer, education, and resource-sharing, we respond to the tragedies of abortion, euthanasia, and every assault on human life. We work for justice everywhere we can make a difference, and assist with projects to prevent or reduce human trafficking, ethnic cleansing, the death penalty, and war.
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Intro To Life Events
There is no easy solution to the problem of abortion. But we are seeing churches catch the vision of the dignity of the human person, and to respond in a meaningful and Biblical way. We offer “Intro to Life” as a one-time event to educate, inspire and pray with your church about the life issues.
What does it look like?
Here are some examples of pro-life activities in various Asian countries.
Our Recent Blog Posts
Xinjiang—How Uyghurs are Persecuted in Concentration Camps, and Everywhere Else Too
This is the last of three episodes in the #asiaforlifepodcast on the situation of Uyghurs, including how they are treated under China's Family Planning Policy. LISTEN: Xinjiang—How Uyghurs are Persecuted in Concentration Camps, and Everywhere Else Too [PODCAST] And...
Xinjiang—Prayer and Fasting, Lives Saved, Identifying with Persecuted Uyghurs [PODCAST]
This week's #asiaforlifepodcast is covering stories from the Xinjiang province of China, where hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs are being detained for "re-education". And ten million more Uyghurs are persecuted in a variety of ways each day, simply because of their...
Xinjiang—Doctor Imprisoned for Treating a Bullet Wound [PODCAST]
This week's #asiaforlifepodcast is about some of the life-and-death issues in Xinjiang, China. This article was written in conjunction with the podcast episode, "Xinjiang—Doctor Imprisoned for Treating a Bullet Wound". I introduce the sorts of problems that the Uyghur...
Japan March for Life—Will Non-Catholics Join? [PODCAST]
There is a mention of differences between Protestants and Catholics in this article. I heard from someone who was offended by it, and it's possible that I shouldn't have said it. The use of the word "medieval" is not meant to disparage anybody. Rather, I meant to...
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