Genocide Awareness Project at U of C Calgary

The Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform [CCBR] organizes the Genocide Awareness Project [GAP] at universities under the sponsorship of campus pro-life clubs. On Monday and Tuesday of this week, the pro-life club at the University of Calgary hosted an exhibition of GAP.

I was in attendance on Monday for several hours, watching the reaction and listening in on the conversations. It was an extremely effective demonstration in my opinion and significantly affected quite a number of passers-by. There were some very interested individuals asking questions and some able apologetics happening, resulting in hearts and minds being changed in favour of the rights of the unborn.

The pro-life students manning the display were well prepared and enthusiastic, having gone through a fairly extensive training process under the leadership of Stephanie Gray, the Executive Director, and Jose [Jojo] Ruba, a co-founder and full time leader at CBBR.

Graphic images have their place in the fight to protect unborn human beings and this event is a perfect example of not only a good setting in which to do it but also an excellent approach to accompanying the graphic displays with serious heart changing apologetics!

Great work Stephanie, Jojo, and all the pro-life student volunteers! Lives are being saved through your efforts and dedication. We need lots more GAP projects at universities and colleges and more pro-life projects of all kinds in all the nooks and crannies of the Canadian landscape.