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March for Life

Oct 23 2026

March for Life Announces 2027 Theme: ‘The Truth Is Pro-Life’

The 54th annual National March for Life will take place in Washington, D.C., on Friday, January 22, 2027. This year’s theme is “The Truth Is Pro-Life.”

Last year’s theme, “Life is a Gift,” celebrated the joy and beauty of every human life. This year’s theme puts a greater emphasis on the facts and arguments that support the pro-life position.

March for Life explained that last year’s message spoke to the heart, while this year’s message will speak to the mind.

Below is their new theme video.

March planners say the theme invites people to ask hard questions, cut through the noise and learn the truth about abortion.

In a letter to marchers, organizers wrote, “This January, we’ll come together to proclaim one of the most important truths of all: every human life has inherent dignity and deserves protection.”

Every January, thousands of pro-life Americans, including families, students, church groups and advocates, gather in our nation’s capital to peacefully defend the dignity of human life.

The group gathers on the National Mall to rally together and then marches to the U.S. Capitol building and U.S. Supreme Court. 

The event is scheduled to start with a concert at 11 a.m. on the National Mall, followed by a rally at 12 p.m. and the march at approximately 1 p.m.

National March for Life organizers announced the keynote speaker for this year’s march is Clayton Kershaw, a former pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, three-time World Series champion, National League MVP and three-time Cy Young award winner.

The organization is also preparing for its next chapter after President Jennie Bradley Lichter stepped down as president of the organization this summer to devote more time to her family.

Lichter explained that she and her husband are raising two tweens and a kindergartner, and her family needs more of her time and attention.

“My most important titles of all are not ‘President’—but ‘wife’ and ‘Mom,’” she wrote.

What a beautiful example of living out the family-first values she has spent her career defending.

Lichter will continue supporting the March for Life as a senior advisor. 

The organization’s board is searching for its next president.

Focus on the Family hopes you’ll consider joining us in Washington, D.C. this coming January, as we celebrate life, stand with mothers and babies and boldly proclaim the truth — every human life has value and deserves protection under law.

To learn more about the march and get travel information, visit March for Life.

Written by Nicole Hunt · Categorized: Life · Tagged: abortion, March for Life

Apr 15 2026

What to Know About the Colorado March for Life This Friday

Calling all pro-life Coloradans! Focus on the Family is inviting you to join us at the Colorado March for Life this Friday in Denver!

For the third year in a row, the National March for Life is partnering with Pro-Life Colorado to host the Colorado March for Life.

The event will kick-off with a pre-rally concert at 10 a.m., followed by a rally at 11 a.m. and the march at noon.

The concert and rally will take place on the steps of the Colorado State Capitol Building. 

The march will immediately follow. Participants will march approximately one mile around the capitol complex.

This is a family-friendly event, so be sure to bring your kids to rally and march for life together as a family!

Attendees are encouraged to bring signs that communicate their pro-life values. For inspiration, you can get sign ideas here.

The purpose of the gathering is to peacefully advocate in favor of pro-life protections for women and babies in Colorado state law. This is an opportunity to communicate your pro-life values while our lawmakers are at work in the Capitol building. 

Speakers at the rally will include: 

• Chelsea Mynyk, Castle Rock Women’s Health

• Mackenna Greene, Pro-Life Advocate

• Friends of Club 21 Choir, National Anthem

• Sister Mary Grace, Sisters of Life

• Diane Ferraro, Save the Storks

• Lauren Castillo, Bella Health + Wellness

• Representative Brandi Bradley, Colorado General Assembly – District 39

• Julie Bailey, Pro-Life Colorado

• Hannah Callahan, March for Life

• The Most Reverend James Golka, Archbishop of Denver

• The Most Reverend Jorge Rodriguez, Archdiocese of Denver

• Rev. James Maxwell, The Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod

• Anita Abeyta, Testimony Speaker

• Jaime Gallob, Pregnancy Center of Grand Junction

• Dr. Daniel Catarisano, Iglesia La RED

• Nicole & Taylor Hunt, Focus on the Family, Testimony, Pledge of Allegiance

Lutheran High School students will be carrying the March for Life banner and leading the march.

Many pro-life organizations will have tables at the event. 

Focus on the Family will have a table for the third year in a row, so please stop by and say hello!

This year, Students for Life will be hosting their very first Denver Pro-Life Summit. The Summit will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall from 3 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on the same day of the march. It is designed to “equip all attendees with the skills and strategies needed to successfully lead their communities toward a culture of life.” 

We hope you will consider attending both events.

To get more information about parking, marching and advocating for life, visit Colorado March for Life.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Written by Nicole Hunt · Categorized: Life · Tagged: abortion, advocacy, Life, March for Life

Mar 06 2026

Colorado March for Life is Coming This April

Mark your calendars! The third annual Colorado March for Life is Friday, April 17, at the state Capitol in Denver!

The event will be co-hosted by the National March for Life and Pro-Life Colorado.

This is a family-friendly day, so bring your kids and show them what it means to rally together and peacefully march for life!

Here’s a recap of the Colorado March for Life in 2024.

Festivities will begin with a pre-rally concert at 10 a.m., followed by a rally at 11 a.m. and the march at noon.

Below is the march route.

There will be several exciting speakers including Chelsea Mynyk, the nurse who successfully sued the state of Colorado when it tried to ban abortion pill reversal, Sister Mary Grace of the Sisters of Life, Diane Ferraro, CEO of Save the Storks, and many more!

If you are interested in sharing march materials online or in your community, you can find more information here.

Individuals can also sign up to volunteer at the event!

RSVP today to let organizers know you plan on attending and get updates. 

New this year, Students for Life will be hosting their very first Denver Pro-Life Summit. The Summit will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall from 3 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on the same day of the march. It is designed to “equip all attendees with the skills and strategies needed to successfully lead their communities toward a culture of life.”

We hope you will consider attending both events and look forward to seeing you in April as we rally together and march for life in Colorado!

Written by Nicole Hunt · Categorized: Culture · Tagged: Colorado, March for Life

Jan 22 2026

This Week Vice President Vance Will Headline World’s Largest Human Rights Gathering

This Friday, the pro-life community will rally in Washington, D.C. at the 53rd National March for Life — the largest annual human rights gathering in the world.

This year’s event will be held on Friday, January 23, 2026, and Vice President Vance will keynote the rally for the second year in a row. Last year, the March for Life marked Vance’s first public appearance after being sworn in as vice president of the United States. 

The theme this year is “Life is a Gift,” inviting participants to reflect on the inherent worth of every human life, and celebrate the dignity of mothers, babies and families.  

The March for Life is rooted in the long tradition of peaceful advocacy since its founding in 1973, following the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade. 

2024 March for Life Timelapse

Source: March for Life Education and Defense Fund YouTube Channel

Every year thousands of people travel to Washington, D.C. to rally on the National Mall and march up Constitution Avenue, past the White House, around the U.S. Capitol building and finish at the U.S. Supreme Court for the protection of human life. 

While the legal landscape has shifted in recent years, the core purpose of the march remains the same — to advocate for a culture that protects human life at all stages from the womb to the tomb.

Source: March for Life

Grammy-nominated, Dove award-winning band Santus Real will perform a pre-rally concert beginning at 11:00 a.m. ET. 

The rally will begin at 12:00 p.m. ET.

The speaker line-up includes:

• United States Vice President J.D. Vance

• Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House

• Cissie Graham Lynch, Senior Advisor and Spokesperson for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse

• Friends of Club 21 Choir who will be performing the National Anthem

• Sarah Hurm, Abortion Pill Reversal Testimony Speaker

• Jennie Bradley Lichter, President of the March for Life

• U.S. Congressman Chris Smith

• Bishop Irinej Dobrijević, Head of Delegation, Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the USA

• Debbie Biskey, CEO of Options for Her

• Elizabeth Pillsbury Oliver, student and President of Georgetown University Right to Life

Focus on the Family will be in attendance and invites our pro-life friends to join us as we March for Life in our nation’s Capital this week!

If you plan on attending the march in person, you can RSVP and learn more details at March for Life.

If you are unable to attend in person you can watch the livestream online!

Join us as we boldly testify to the humanity of every human life because “Life is a Gift!”

Written by Nicole Hunt · Categorized: Life · Tagged: culture, March for Life

Oct 16 2025

March for Life 2026 Theme: ‘Life is a Gift’

The theme for the 53rd annual March for Life is “Life is a Gift.” The event will take place in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 23, 2026.

Jennie Bradley Lichter, who became President of the March for Life after last year’s march, will lead the gathering.

In remarks at the National Press Club, Lichter described the theme as “an invitation to everyone to be swept up into a movement that transcends politics and celebrates joy, beauty and goodness of life.”

In addition to addressing law and policies central to promoting a culture of life, this year’s message calls on participants to reflect on the gift of every human life — born and preborn  —  and to advocate for life with conviction and love.

The powerful video explaining this year’s theme boldly declares, “Every life is a gift. Even when it’s unexpected. Even when the timing feels off. Even when it’s hard. Even when the world says otherwise…. All life deserves a chance because every single human life is a gift.”

Each January, thousands of marchers gather in Washington, D.C. for the National March for Life —  the largest annual human rights demonstration in the world.

As in year’s past, the event will begin with a rally on the National Mall, followed by a peaceful march along Constitution Avenue to the U.S. Capitol Building and Supreme Court.

Organizers of the event also announced this year’s pre-rally concert will feature the Grammy-nominated, Dove award-winning Christian band Sanctus Real.

The National Anthem will be led by the Friends of Club 21 Choir, a group of young people with Down syndrome from Colorado Springs. Their participation is a powerful reminder that every human life, regardless of ability, has immeasurable dignity and worth.

Sarah Hurm, whose testimony of hope and redemption includes reversing a chemical abortion, will offer one of the march’s featured testimonies. Her story highlights real-life impacts of life-affirming choices and second chances.

Georgetown University Right to Life will hold the banner and lead the march this year.

In addition to the national march, many states now host their own local march for life throughout the year. This initiative, led by the national march organizers, reflect the shifting landscape and increased focus on state-level engagement and community-based outreach. Learn more about the state marches here.

Even with the reversal of Roe v. Wade, the work to build a culture of life in America is not over. From instituting pro-life laws at the federal and state level to changing hearts and minds, the sacred work of the pro-life movement continues.

Pro-life friends who plan to attend the March for Life in Washington, D.C. can learn more details at March for Life.

Some women, after taking the first abortion pill (mifepristone), come to regret their decision.

Thankfully, there is a way to reverse the pill’s effects if prompt action is taken. 

To learn more about the abortion pill reversal protocol, visit abortionpillreversal.com or call 1-877-558-0333 to be connected with a medical professional who can guide callers through the process of reversing the pill’s effects.

Additionally, if you’re struggling and need a listening ear, Focus on the Family offers a free, one-time counseling consultation with a licensed or pastoral counselor. To request a counseling consultation, call 1-855-771-HELP (4357) or fill out our Counseling Consultation Request Form.

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Written by Nicole Hunt · Categorized: Life · Tagged: March for Life

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