Promotional messages are everywhere. One enterprising ad agency even invented “beardvertising”—tiny, clip-on billboards. Yes, you can now sell ad space on your beard. That’s clever, I guess, but the guy who first put a slogan on a t-shirt was a … Continue reading
The person who first put a logo on a t-shirt was a marketing genius. Almost everybody wears t-shirts, and we’ve become willing, walking billboards for our favorite teams and bands, special events (and their sponsors) and an endless list of … Continue reading
Just when I think I’ve heard it all, I come across something that makes me pause in disgust. This week, I read an article from the Huffington Post titled, “How Do You Feel about Sex and Teenage Sleepovers?” There’s no … Continue reading
Why is it when it comes to threats to our children’s health—like smoking or drugs—society has no problem promoting the policy to “just say no?” Yet, when dealing with sexual activity, abstinence is treated like a rarity, if not an … Continue reading
An estimated 750,000 teenage girls will get pregnant this year. 485,000 will choose to give birth and less than 4% will give their baby up for adoption. This means that several hundred thousand will be facing life as a teen … Continue reading
By Mary Beth Bonacci Even though I don’t know exactly who you’ll be yet, I think of you often. I wonder how you’re living your life now. It matters to me, you know, because how you live your life now … Continue reading
Life Issues Institute was searching for an innovative way to provide pro-life education to America’s young people. Printed brochures had become a relic of the past, replaced by the World Wide Web. As a result, Bradley Mattes, Executive Director of … Continue reading
In the last edition of Connector, we ran an article called Wet Mascara, a story about a high school girl who said no to sex. This time we’d like to share the same point-of-view, this time from a guy’s perspective. … Continue reading
The following account is from a seventeen-year-old girl who advocates abstinence until marriage. Her message is hard to argue against and has been shared with many young people. It’s been so popular that Dr. Willke wanted to share it with … Continue reading
For some people, being pro-life isn’t just a slogan. It’s a way of life. This is the case with Kristina and Joey. The three of us recently shared lunch together in a great little Italian restaurant. Naturally, our conversation centered … Continue reading
