Mission
Right to Life believes that all human life - the unborn, the elderly, the physically or mentally challenged - has an inherent and absolute right to live and therefore to recieve everyone's respect, care and consideration from conception to natural death.
The defence of life for those who cannot defend themselves is a responsibility of any human community that would maintain its self respect.
Our mission is threefold: To educate and inform members of the community about abortion, euthanasia, and other life issues. To work for changes in the basic conditions which allow abortion and euthanasia. And to encourage, in a positive way, respect for the lives of every member of our community.
Resource Centre
At the Resource Centre, located at 468 Talbot Street in downtown St. Thomas, Ontario, we have a large variety of pamphlets available for anyone wishing more information. As well, we have a lending library of books, essays, magazines, and other material that would be useful for research. Please stop by.
We also provide assistance to women who are pregnant and troubled. We offer support as needed to unmarried parents and families for whom the birth of a child looms as a burden. We want to listen and help find the answers needed to make a Pro-Life decision. All information is kept confidential.
Contact Information
For these or any other issues contact us at:
St. Thomas & District Right to Life
468 Talbot Street
St. Thomas, Ontario
p: 519-633-LIFE
e: stthomas@respectforlife.ca
External Sites
lifesite.net
Lifesite is Canada's pro-life and pro-family information outpost, and home of the Campaign Life Coalition.
TIME Magazine: Inside the Womb
Cover story about "the latest science on how healthy babies are born." Plus, an amazing look at how we all began.
physiciansforlife.ca
A group of physicians who adhere to the principles that conscious life begins at conception and that there are two patients in every pregnancy, and that aborting those who have not left the womb is a gross injustice to the person, degrading to humanity, and contradictory to the role of the physician.
