Life at the Bronner Brothers International Hair Show

I just returned from the Bronner Brothers International Hair Show August 20-22, 2011 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA, arguably the largest hair show in the world. You may be wondering what I was doing at a hair show. I went there to stand with my dear friend Catherine Davis, the visionary behind Project Samson. Alveda King, Dean Nelson, Shealeta Murden-Reed and others also served with us.

But, what is Project Samson? In Judges 13:1 – 16:31, Samson is born to a woman who was originally sterile and childless. Read more...

A Different Kind of Black History

We’ve reached another Black History Month in America. The month of February is a time to pause and consider the accomplishments Black Americans have made and continue to make in our nation. Our minds often reflect upon the positive examples of historical icons such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Frederick Douglas, Sojourner Truth, Rosa Parks and many others past and present. Black History Month is certainly a time to celebrate. However, as pleasant as it to reflect upon the positive accomplishments of Blacks in history, gleaning what we can from them, I think we owe it to ourselves to periodically ponder ugly and uncomfortable deeds done by individuals and extract the lessons we can learn from them as well. Part of the uncomfortable yet necessary mission of Protecting Black Life is to present the ugly truth about abortion and its devastating impact upon the African American community, as well as exposing injustices wrought by individuals within the abortion industry. Read more...

Summer Madness

I have been a serious music lover as far back as I can recall, and I recently heard Kool and The Gang's 1974 R&B instrumental smash hit Summer Madness, after not hearing it for a long time. Although I do not know what Kool and The Gang had in mind when they selected this song's title, I do know that as summer 2010 approaches temperatures will begin to go up, car and house windows will begin to come down, clothing will begin to come off, schools will close for their summer breaks, and many of our nation's young people will have an abundance of unsupervised time on their hands. They will spend much of that unsupervised time with one another, which is packed with potential for summer madness, if you know what I mean. Read more...

Black History Month Could Possibly Become a Thing of the Past

It's February 2010, and Protecting Black Life joins in the celebration of Black History Month in the U.S.! It is a time to intentionally reflect upon and appreciate the multi-faceted mark Blacks have made upon the history of America. Our nation wouldn't be the same without their countless contributions. Read more...

The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

Recently, I received the latest abortion statistics for the state of Ohio, where Protecting Black Life's office is located, as well as the latest abortion statistics for our Nation as a whole. As I review the numbers found in these reports, I'm reminded of the title of the old western movie The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Read more....

President Obama Won The Nobel Peace Prize Today

I would like to congratulate President Barack Obama for being awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize today, just 8 months into his presidency. Read more....

A Pro-Life Activist Was Shot and Killed This Morning!

The enemy (Satan) has struck again (Jn. 10:10). Although anti-life factions and forces often respond with violence, Warriors for Life must continue to respond with love, truth, persistence and never violence in our strategies. However, things have become very serious! Read more....

Black Activist Speaks of the Dangers of the Obama Presidency

Here at the SPUC conference in Derbyshire, Rev Arnold Culbreath, Urban Outreach Director of Life Issues Institute, Inc., has been speaking about the dangers of an Obama presidency. Despite the dismal situation, he believes that the president’s heart could be changed on abortion. Arnold is not anti-Obama and prays for him daily. He says that God yearns to save abortion supporters. While we may hate the sin of abortion, we should not hate those who approve of it. Read more....

Working Together to Protect Life

Much of American culture devalues the sanctity of life. Politics, entertainment and the media contribute to the deterioration of values once held sacred. Good news! There is good amongst the struggles. Read more....

Michael Vick and Abortion

Michael Vick is the former quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons professional football team, and an African American. In July 2009, Vick was released after serving 18 months in prison for running a dog fighting ring, and he was reinstated to the National Football League with conditions by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Vick is currently playing with the Philadelphia Eagles and can take part in preseason practices, workouts and meetings and can play in the final two preseason games. Read more....

Protecting Black Life Thanks You For Your Prayers and Financial Support

As Urban Outreach Director of Protecting Black Life, I would like to thank you for your prayers and financial support for our continued efforts to advance the mission of life. Without your support we could not continue to do what we do. Read more....

The First 200 Days in Office

A lot has happened since the November 2008 election of the first Black President of the United States of America. There have been many interviews, articles, e-blasts, blogs and celebrations highlighting the election of President Barack Obama. Click here to read Arnold Culbreath's thoughts on President Obama's First 200 Days in Office.