We want a movement that honors the words of the Declaration of Independence that all "…are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life…." We strive for a movement that places this unalienable right to life for born and unborn persons in the forefront of all its endeavors.
We strive to bring together people of all ages, races, political persuasion, educational and economic levels, ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds to share their diverse talents in defense of human life.
We want to ensure that our organization adequately empowers all participants to defend the civil rights of defenseless human beings including, but not limited to, the unborn, elderly, frail, persons with disabilities , and those who may be terminally ill.
When we describe the kind of Right to Life of Michigan we want in the future, we are talking about building on the foundation we have inherited: affirming the best of our movement’s traditions, closing gaps that may exist between principles and practices, and facing with vision and determination the challenges of contemporary society.
Right to Life of Michigan
