Minnesota

We are the Minnesota branch of the national movement to abolish human abortion.

To live out the gospel in a culture that kills its children. Living out the gospel requires defending “the least of these”, the smallest of the human race.

What we hold

Four statements

Our mission

To live out the gospel in a culture that kills its children. Living out the gospel requires defending “the least of these”, the smallest of the human race. Reaching our culture with the gospel and strict opposition to human abortion are inseparable. We believe that a convert to Christ is a convert to abolitionism.

Our motivation

We are completely Christ-centered and believe that every person, from the moment of fertilization, is created in the image of God. Human abortion is an attack on the image of God, as well as a denial of the truth of the Incarnation of Christ.

Our position

Human abortion is a new life being destroyed and is therefore murder. We will not apologize for being Christ-centered and will not shy away from the truth of the Gospel in order to unite with the modern pro-life movement.

Our intention

To create conflict; to be dissidents of this culture of death. We seek to divide the world between those who are keeping abortion from being abolished and those who are seeking its immediate and unconditional abolition.

How the work is done

Two modes, and every abolitionist owes both

Abolitionists must make every effort to engage equally in the work of assistance and agitation.

Agitation

Destroying speculations, undermining misinformation, awakening the apathetic, unsettling the indifferent, and exposing evils rather than merely abstaining from them. Abolitionists make a practice of bringing the darkness of abortion out into the light of day.

Assistance

Helping the helpless, caring for the abandoned and the fatherless, practicing true religion, and showing compassion for those caught up in the culture of death. Abolitionists must also give their lives to helping those caught in it.

If this is your conviction, you are not on your own here.

Come to a meeting, ask a question, or tell us where you are and we will point you at the abolitionists closest to you.