The Houston Coalition for Life is a 501c(3) organization which represents dozens of Houston area churches and thousands of individuals dedicated to ending abortion in Houston.

Vision:
A community that loves, respects, and protects every human life from conception until natural death.

Mission:
Ending abortion in Houston... peacefully and prayerfully.

History:
The Coalition for Life was born in 1998 when Planned Parenthood of Houston and Southeast Texas announced it would build an abortion facility in Bryan-College Station. Since that time, Christians have worked together to lovingly and effectively offer women and men better choices.

In 2002, under the leadership of the Houston Coalition for Life, Christians began to implement these peaceful and effective strategies in Houston in order to end Planned Parenthood's harmful influence in their region. Today, thousands of individuals are working to end abortion in Houston and the effort continues to spread across Southeast Texas!

Conscious of the great power of prayer, the Houston Coalition for Life maintains a peaceful and prayerful presence coupled with sidewalk counseling at Planned Parenthood's abortion facility in Houston. We also maintain and run a mobile crisis pregnancy center that is parked six days a week next to Planned Parenthood. In this center we offer free pregnancy tests, free ultrasounds and Christian counseling to the women entering Houston’s Planned Parenthood which is the largest abortion facility in the U.S. They commit an average of 28 abortions daily, six days a week, more than one-third of Houston's daily average of 80 abortions--this excludes all chemical abortions from abortifacient contraceptives, a number impossible to track.  By praying for and lovingly offering alternatives to mothers approaching Planned Parenthood, both mother and child can be spared the exploitation and horror of abortion.

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