Hartford and Stedman hope the trip marks the beginning of increased student involvement in national pro-life advocacy efforts.
“We want this to be the start of long-term engagement with the March for Life and with pro-life service opportunities,” Stedman said.
Although both leaders will graduate this spring, they expressed optimism about the organization’s future. Additional events planned for the semester aim to increase student participation and leadership development.
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Hartford said the pro-life movement doesn’t have to be intimidating.
“It’s not intimidating,” she said. “It can be as simple as volunteering at your local pregnancy center or making donations. It’s what we’re called to do as Christians.”
Cedarville University, an evangelical Christian institution in southwest Ohio, offers undergraduate and graduate residential and online programs across arts, sciences and professional fields. With 7,265 students, it ranks among Ohio’s largest private universities and is recognized by The Wall Street Journal as being among the nation’s top three evangelical universities. Cedarville is also known for its vibrant Christian community, challenging academics and high graduation and retention rates. Learn more at cedarville.edu.
