Local pro-abortion organizations are hosting a fundraiser with Susana Mendoza, IL state Comptroller. Please join us to protest! Tuesday, September 12th from 5PM - 6:15PM.

This month, our rally will be part of GoPublic4Life, a statewide effort to unite in prayer outside abortion clinics on August 26th.

In Rockford on Thursday, August 3rd, a federal judge handed down a preliminary injunction stopping SB1909 - the bill signed by Gov. JB Pritzker attempting to stop offers of love and support to mothers in need by Pregnancy Care Centers and pro-life sidewalk counselors.

Back in mid-June, we heard from a concerned Rockton grandmother whose daughter and granddaughter are regular visitors to Talcott Library in Rockton that the library was planning an in-person "Drag Q&A" event. This event would be similar to other "Drag Queen Story Hours" held around the country in recent years. These events, which specifically target children, are replete with vulgarity, including nudity and sexual innuendos and jokes. They are part of the drive to "normalize" pedophilia. Why in the world would a publicly funded library in small town Illinois want to subject children to this?

In addition to the prayer rally on Friday, July 14th (more info further below), Concerned citizens in Rockton and the surrounding area will be a prayerful and peaceful witness outside the Talcott Library (101 E Main St, Rockton) on the following days:

The Talcott Library in Rockton has canceled the in person drag queen event they had scheduled for July 14th! All glory and praise to God for this good news!

​Yesterday, June 26th, I joined over 250 concerned citizens of Rockton and the surrounding areas as we gathered to pray and express our opposition at the monthly meeting of the Talcott Library board of trustees. We stood in support of truth and charity in the face of the homosexual agenda that is now seeking to groom children.

Hundreds gathered in downtown Rockford for life and the family on Saturday, June 24th, 2023 for a rally and then walk past City Hall, and back to the State of IL building to conclude in prayer.