Student Leader

“I said yes to being a student leader because I want to give other students the opportunity to learn. My hope is that through small group, myself and others will gain the courage to have difficult discussions and grow in relationship and empathy with others.”

Student Leader

“Abortion is often a response from an environment of brokenness in a world where genuine love and support for others is rare. I said yes to being a small group leader because I want to be the kind of person who gives others hope and helps to build an environment where we support each other, no matter what.”

Student Leader

“I said yes to becoming a student leader because I want to create a culture on campus that values every human life. I hope that throughout my small groups, I can teach others to have caring and compassionate conversations about abortion and empower students to stand for life.”

Student Missionary

“When I was president of Students for Life, I struggled to engage my members, until I met the team at WeDignify. I encouraged my students to join a small group, and while it was an amazing experience for me, for my members it was truly transformative. The same students I thought I had failed became energized, engaged, and passionate pro-life advocates. Now, I’m excited to return to campus, not just to advocate for life, but to inspire my own small group the way WeDignify inspired mine.”

Student Leader

"As a child, I wrote a Pro-Life testimony arguing that we should never kill babies in the womb because we don't know who they will grow up to be. However, a baby could grow up to be the next president or the next dictator! This misses the point of the Pro-Life message. We do not advocate for the unborn because of what they could be, but rather because of what they are. Human beings, just like you and me."

Student Leader

“I’m no longer afraid to have difficult conversations, and I have WeDignify to thank for that. This year, my heart is set on reaching students who are where I once was: quietly pro-life, but unsure how to share it. I want to walk with them as they grow in truth, courage, and compassion, just like I did. Because when we speak with both conviction and dignity, we truly have the power to change hearts and save lives.”

Student Leader

“Hearing from people who have had abortions, it makes you wish someone been there to empower them to find other options. I want to help others understand that they have the freedom and ability to choose life. That's why I said yes to being a WeDignify leader. My dream is that through this role I can impact at least one person's life and beliefs and move them toward understanding the pro-life cause.”

Student Leader

“Since joining weDignify, I’ve come to understand the need for outreach from pro-life advocates because of all the lukewarmness and carelessness I saw on my college campus toward the pro-life movement. By leading a Small Group, I hope to spark the same thoughts for others’ involvement in the pro-life movement just like weDignify did for me.”

Student Leader

Student Missionary

“Observing the life-saving impacts of dialoging with dignity drove me to seek deeper involvement with WeDignify this coming year. For that reason, it wasn’t hard to say “yes” when I was asked to consider becoming a part-time missionary. Through this role, I hope to continue changing the hearts of students, as mine was, and kindle in them a passion for protecting life and serving those in need.”

ISU Missionary

“Seeing the students’ willingness to say yes to the different growth opportunities and how their yeses have produced so much fruit invigorates me and makes me excited to continue serving on campus!”

UIUC Part-Time Missionary

“I said yes to continuing as a missionary because of the love I have for the pro-life movement and for the people I get to engage and encourage in my role. Within weDignify, every step is taken with love.”