Very nice! The Gospel Herald is an international publication of the Chinese Christian community with an enormous readership. 50,000 Pro-Lifers Walk for Life in San Francisco “SAN FRANCISCO, California – In a beautiful, sunny Saturday afternoon, an estimated crowd of 50,000 people marched in front of the San Francisco’s City Hall, marking the ninth year that Walk for Life West Coast has been held. Protesters held signs that...

One of the great things about the Walk for Life West Coast is that it attracts people of any religion: Catholics, many Protestant denominations, Russian and Greek Orthodox, Jews, Muslims, worshipers of Krishna and many others, as well as non-believers, such as Secular Pro-Life. Every ethnic group is also represented: Asians from many cultures, Pacific Islanders, Hispanics, blacks (Africans, West Indians, and African-Americans) and whites...

One of the great things at the Walk for Life in the past few years has been the incredible support and participation of the Asian-American pro-life community! And just today, the Gospel Herald’s US edition has a story about the Walk for Life West Coast. Because the paper is mainly targeted at Asian people, the story is written in Chinese characters, but it is nice to see it even if you cannot read the characters. Please click on the...

Thanks to the great friend of the Walk for Life West Coast, Mr. Frank Lee,and to all at Asian Americans Pro-Life! Here’s Frank being interviewed by NDTV. And here is a segment on KTSF TV (in Cantonese): Representatives of Asian Americans Pro-Life at the Walk. Left to right: Rev. Tan Tieu, spokesman of San Francisco Chinese Churches Union; Frank Lee, chief coordinator of Asian Americans Pro Life; Dr. Olivia Hsia, advisor of Asian...

Tonight at 11PM, Dr. Evelyn Li, M.D., and Reverend Tan Tieu, Secretary of the San Francisco Chinese Christian Union will be interviewed live on KTSF’s “Talk Tonight” show. Dr. Li and Reverend Tieu are leaders in the Asian American pro-life community, which has added so much to the Walk for Life West Coast in the last two years. They will be discussing their experiences at this year’s Walk. KTSF is channel 26 in the Bay...