NRLC 2007
June 14, 15 and 16
Hyatt Regency Crowne Plaza
Kansas City! 

Watch for more information after the first of the year! 

 

Scenes from NRL Convention 2006

Motivate and prepare yourself for what lies ahead with audio tapes from NRLC 2006

General Session Speakers Wow Enthusiastic Crowds

Prior to NRLC 2006, the NRLC board honored Geline Williams. Mrs. Williams has served as chairman of the National Right to Life Committee Board of Directors for 25 years and with her husband was co-founder of the Virginia Society for Human Life, the nation’s first pro-life state organization.

Fred Barnes gave an extremely well-received Prayer Breakfast message.

Banquet speaker Paul Greenberg enjoying the company of three of his many admirers. (Left to right) Dr. Carolyn Gerster, NLRC vice president for medical ethics; Wanda Franz, Ph.D., NRLC president; and Geline Williams, chairman of the NRLC board of directors.

NRLC Political Director Karen Cross with Paul Greenberg

Pollster Kellyanne Conway (center) opened the convention with an informative and helpful overview of polls conducted on the issue of abortion. Shown with Mrs. Conway are NRLC Executive Director David N. O’Steen, Ph.D., and NRLC President Dr. Wanda Franz.

Author and pro-life spokeswoman Jennifer O’Neill

Ramesh Ponnuru autographed copies of his new book, The Party of Death.

Author Ramesh Ponnuru (second from right) discussed his new book with NRLC Executive Director David N. O’Steen, Ph.D.; NRLC Associate Executive Director Darla St. Martin; and NRLC President Dr. Wanda Franz.

Banquet speaker Paul Greenberg with fellow Arkansans Rose Mimms (left), executive director of Arkansas Right to Life, and Jacki Ragan, NRLC convention director and director of NRLC State Organizational Development.

A team of pro-life champions. (Left to right) Brother Paul O’Donnell, fbp; Bobby Schindler; Erin Brady Worsham; Curry Worsham; Bob Schindler, Sr.; and Mary Schindler.

 

NRL Convention 2006 drew large and enthusiastic audiences.

 

Bobby Schindler, shown here with NRLC Political Assistant Elizabeth Meier, delivered an impassioned general session address.

Youth Promise Great Future for Movement

DeeDee Gatton (Maryland) and Amanda McClone (Wisconsin) presenting a workshop to the teens gathered at this year’s
National Teens for Life convention.

James Wegmann, the winner of the 2006 Oratory Contest, receiving his award from NRLC President Wanda Franz, Ph.D.

 

Members of a large youth contingent from Kentucky RTL.

NRL Teens for Life had a great convention, topped off by a successful closing dance.

This year’s outstanding state winners of the Oratory Contest.

 

Great Turnout Makes for Great Spirits

Another outstanding session at the annual meeting of the Association for Interdisciplinary Research in Values and Social Change. (Left to right) Dr. Byron Calhoun; NRLC President
Dr. Wanda Franz, Ph.D.; Dr. Priscilla Coleman; and Prof. Michael New.

A smiling Derrick Jones with his grandmother (and pro-life mentor), Mary F. Jones, who is 90. Mr. Jones is NRLC’s advertising coordinator and administrative assistant.

Day Gardner (left) moderated a number of sessions on the Movement’s outreach to African Americans.

 

Brian Harris, President, Tennessee RTL.

Enjoying the festivities at the closing banquet are former NRLC President Dr. Mildred Jefferson, who is currently an at-large director of NRLC, and Don Parker, NRLC’s development director.

 

NRLC Treasurer Rev. Dennis Day enjoyed his duties as Master of Ceremonies and everyone enjoyed
his sense of humor.

Dr. Gunter Franz, husband of NRLC President Dr. Wanda Franz

Suzanne Schindler Vitadamo, Terri Schindler Schiavo’s sister, shown here with Joleigh Little, who is Wisconsin RTL’s Teens for Life director.

Fr. Jorge Ramirez of Idaho talks with Richard Doerflinger after one of the three workshops on embryonic stem cell research and cloning that Mr. Doerflinger conducted with Dr. David Prentice.

Bill and MaryLou Monitor of Idaho have
 provided invaluable assistance to NRLC
for many years.

 

Barbara and Michael Craig. Mrs. Craig is Oregon’s former representative on the NRLC board of directors.

Enjoying NRLC 2006 are (left to right) Sr. Mary Prisca Pfeffer, RSM, Louisville, Kentucky; Fr. Bill Kidwell, Miami Beach, Florida; and Mary F. Jones, Springfield, Illinois.

Lori Kehoe of New York and her new baby, Rowan Blessing. Mrs. Kehoe is the senior congressional liaison for NRLC’s Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics.

Karen Brukardt, Tennessee RTL’s lobbyist

 

Olivia Gans, director of American Victims of Abortion

Cathy McLeod, administrative and outreach director for Maryland RTL.

 

Brother Paul O’Donnell, fbp, held up a copy of the Schindler family’s new book, A Life That Matters: The Legacy of Terri Schiavo.

 

Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life President Leo LaLonde

Dr. David Prentice explained the science behind lethal embryonic stem cell research and cloning.