The Colorado March for Life has become an annual event at the State Capitol, with thousands of Coloradans participating since its inception in 2024. The event draws a diverse group including churches, schools, families, and organizations, with over 3,500 attendees reported in 2025 despite challenging weather conditions in 2026.
Read →Americans United for Life ranked Arkansas as the most pro-life state in the U.S. for the seventh consecutive year, while Colorado was listed among the bottom 10 states in their 2027 Life List based on laws governing bioethical issues from conception to natural death. The ranking highlights Colorado as one of the least pro-life states, alongside Vermont, New Jersey, Hawaii, Washington, New Mexico, New York, Illinois, and California.
Read →Colorado has enacted multiple laws expanding abortion access, including constitutional protections for abortion rights, taxpayer funding for abortion services, and requirements for abortion medication access on college campuses starting in 2027. Pro-Life Colorado has evolved into a year-round organization focused on statewide advocacy, education, and coalition-building to influence Colorado's culture and legislation regarding abortion.
Read →Colorado pro-life sidewalk counselor Wendy Faustin is appealing a federal ruling that upholds the state's 'bubble law,' which prohibits approaching within eight feet of someone near an abortion clinic to offer literature or counseling, punishable by fines or jail time. Faustin challenges the law and a Denver ordinance as violations of free speech, arguing they prevent her from providing women with information about alternatives to abortion, and the case is now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.
Read →Colorado ranks highest on the MOM Score, a new 50-state assessment measuring how hospitable states are to new parents and babies, scoring 302 out of 500 points. This ranking highlights Colorado as a leading state in removing barriers to parenthood, offering a model for pro-life efforts focused on making motherhood more feasible and supporting families.
Read →Raul Reyes, who moved to Colorado to work with Focus on the Family as a representative to the Hispanic community, now leads Life Equip Global, a ministry that trains pastors worldwide to defend preborn human life and support families. His ministry uses online education to equip churches globally to reduce abortions and provide healing to women affected by abortion.
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Wendy Faustin, a Colorado pro-life sidewalk counselor, is challenging the state's 'bubble law' that prohibits approaching within eight feet of someone near abortion clinics, arguing it infringes on her First Amendment rights. Her case, currently on appeal in the U.S.
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A westside billboard promoting the sanctity of preborn life and a Colorado Springs Pregnancy Center operated by Life Network were recently vandalized, reflecting a pattern of attacks on pro-life facilities following the overturn of Roe v. Wade. The Life Choices Pregnancy Center in Longmont also experienced similar vandalism, including threatening graffiti, highlighting ongoing tensions in Colorado over abortion issues.
Read →The LifeCast · Rich Bennett · May 11, 2026 · Read →
Jarvis Caldwell reviews Colorado legislation from a pro-life perspective. The discussion covers safe-haven protections, House Bill 1335, and opportunities for local civic involvement.
Read →The LifeCast · Rich Bennett · February 17, 2026 · Read →
Colorado’s latest End-of-Life Options Act 2025 report has been released, showing prescriptions for assisted suicide medicine hit a new high of 580 in 2025. These latest […] The post Assisted-suicide prescriptions continue climbing in Colorado appeared first on Family First NZ .
Read →Colorado's Title Board approved Initiative 149, the 'Right to Life from Conception,' a personhood ballot measure seeking to grant legal rights to fetuses from conception, requiring supporters to gather 124,328 valid signatures by August 3, 2026. Despite repeated failures of similar anti-abortion initiatives and legislation in Colorado, including the rejection of Amendment 48, Amendment 62, Amendment 67, and Proposition 115, conservative activists continue efforts to restrict abortion access in the state amid strong Democratic support for abortion rights, such as the 2022 Reproductive Health Equity Act.
Read →Bennett and Hannah Harris discuss the development of abortion pills from a critical pro-life perspective. They also address the Colorado March for Life, billboard vandalism, and their concerns about news coverage.
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Daily Citizen · April 15, 2026 · Read →
Faye Barnhart recounts her involvement in Colorado's pro-life movement. The publisher describes the conversation as emphasizing legislative action, public advocacy, and faith-driven efforts.
Read →The LifeCast · Rich Bennett · January 19, 2026 · Read →
Bennett and Hannah Harris examine Colorado's abortion policies and political history. They discuss recent legislation in assessing the state's reputation among pro-life advocates.
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Colorado Times Recorder · December 2, 2025 · Read →
For Immediate Release: October 13, 2025 CONTACT: Hamilton Strategies, Media@HamiltonStrategies.com, Beth Bogucki, 610.584.1096 ext. 105, Dawn Foglein, ext. 100, or Kristen House, khouse@hamiltonstrategies.com. ‘Healing After Abortion’ amplifies the voices of women and men who found peace, forgiveness and freedom after abortion COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Each October, Americans pause to remember the pain of miscarriage, stillbirth […] The post Save the Storks marks Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month with stories of redemption and hope appeared first on Save the Storks .
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