Greater Toledo Right TO LIFE
Become a MEMBER of Greater Toledo Right to Life and help advocate for all LIFE.
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Pray for our legislators and those that represent us locally and nationally to take actions that reflect God's value of all LIFE.
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Give of your time, talent and treasure to be an advocate for the voiceless.
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Get to know your Ohio State Representatives and Senators and let them know where you stand on pro-life. This Ohio Government page lets you search for the contact information for your specific representatives by your zip code. The same is true for identifying your US Representative and your US Senators through these sites. Often, the GTRTL needs your help in being a voice for the voiceless and letting our political representatives know there are many of us in the Greater Toledo area that want their votes and actions to reflect the pro-life mission to value all LIFE. Your phone calls matter!
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WE HAVE YARD SIGNS FOR YOU! Just $10 for a sign that promotes LIFE in this critical voting year. If interested, stop by our offices to pick out the sign of your choosing and encourage people to VOTE LIFE! Mon-Fri 8-5pm at 5726 Southwyck Blvd - Toledo. Call with questions or to confirm availability 419-535-5800.
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COVID - Consider the cost...
Our prayers and condolences go out to all who have lost loved ones as a direct or indirect result of COVID-19.
In catastrophes like this pandemic, we see more tragedies under the surface when the culture of death rears its ugly head. Please take a moment to learn about the silent victims of COVID-19 whose voices may only be heard within the confines of our movement.
In catastrophes like this pandemic, we see more tragedies under the surface when the culture of death rears its ugly head. Please take a moment to learn about the silent victims of COVID-19 whose voices may only be heard within the confines of our movement.
2019 Toledo City Council voted to CONDEMN the life-saving Heartbeat Bill (resolution here)
Toledo City Council Member Email Addresses:
Council President Matt Cherry: Matt.Cherry@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Peter Ujavagi: Peter.Ujavagi@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Tom Waniewski: Tom.Waniewski@toledo.oh.gov VOTED NO
Council Member Chris Delaney: Chris.Delaney@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Cecelia Adams: Cecelia.Adams@toledo.oh.gov Voted Yes
Council Member Gary Johnson: Gary.Johnson@toledo.oh.gov left chambers/did not vote
Council Member Rob Ludeman: Rob.Ludeman@toledo.oh.gov VOTED NO
Council Member Sandy Spang: Sandy.Spang@toledo.oh.gov absent
Council Member Larry Sykes: Larry.Sykes@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Yvonne Harper: Yvonne.Haper@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES co-sponsored resolution
Council Member Nick Komives: Nick.Komives@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES co-sponsored resolution
Toledo City Council Member Email Addresses:
Council President Matt Cherry: Matt.Cherry@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Peter Ujavagi: Peter.Ujavagi@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Tom Waniewski: Tom.Waniewski@toledo.oh.gov VOTED NO
Council Member Chris Delaney: Chris.Delaney@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Cecelia Adams: Cecelia.Adams@toledo.oh.gov Voted Yes
Council Member Gary Johnson: Gary.Johnson@toledo.oh.gov left chambers/did not vote
Council Member Rob Ludeman: Rob.Ludeman@toledo.oh.gov VOTED NO
Council Member Sandy Spang: Sandy.Spang@toledo.oh.gov absent
Council Member Larry Sykes: Larry.Sykes@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES
Council Member Yvonne Harper: Yvonne.Haper@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES co-sponsored resolution
Council Member Nick Komives: Nick.Komives@toledo.oh.gov Voted YES co-sponsored resolution
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New Mexico House Bill 90 was introduced by Deborah Armstrong (Dem) to legalize assisted suicide. The bill is referred to as The Elizabeth Whitefield End of Life Options Act. Since HB 90 does not have a residency requirement and it allows assisted suicide to be approved via telemedicine, if legalized, Bill HB 90 will allow suicide tourism and in practice legalize assisted suicide in all 50 US States.
Assisted suicide is always dangerous and should never be legal because it enables one person to be involved with causing the death of another person with lethal drugs. |
Any questions can be directed to Ed Sitter at eks@edsitter.com or call 419-353-1977 |
