"As I stood shoulder to shoulder with students from all different backgrounds, philosophies, beliefs, cultures and viewpoints, specifically on the topic of abortion, I felt a peculiar sense of unity among all of us. Many of the questions being asked during the debate at NAU were questions that I as a pro-lifer had. Many of the ignorant comments that were made, I once made when I began my journey towards understanding the truth about abortion. But what was so incredible, was that nearly 100 students stood around listening to the truth about abortion, regardless of where they stood on the issue. It became a priority for them for 2.5 hours on a Tuesday afternoon, even if it was just to prove their own point. But rather than shouting their opinion and storming off, they stood around, listened, asked questions and shared their opinions. Seeds were planted that day, whether those present knew it or not. They will forever be changed and their views of abortion were challenged in conviction and love and that is something one can never forget. It would have been far easier to say "This is the truth. We don't care what you have to say because it's false." But it takes real courage and love to say "This is the truth. We want to hear why this is a challenge for you to believe and help you get there." That kind of witness leaves an indelible mark on one's heart and will be the very thing that will help convert our culture to make abortion unthinkable."
                                                             
                                                            Brooke Burns, AZRTL Education Director 

 


"The opportunity for abortion to be shown as a reality that exists instead of being shunned as a topic that has been "discussed too much" or "will never be resolved" was nothing short of a complete success through GAP's exhibit at NAU. Pictures allowed the tragedy of the holocaust to be shown to the world...& I for one am glad that the world is able to have a chance to glance to the side and see or turn an ear to what those who fight for life have to say."
                                            
                                                                    Andrea McCully, NAU Student