At our core, Love Life is not a pro-life activist organization—it’s a prayer movement. Everything we do begins with prayer and is sustained by prayer. Yet prayer isn’t where it ends. As we seek the Lord, He often calls us to step out in obedience to be His hands and feet. Every action, every outreach, and every story of transformation is born from prayer.
Our first partnering pastor, Jeffery Watson of Newsong Church in Cornelius, NC, once said, “Love Life is one of the nation’s largest prayer movements.” That statement captures our heart perfectly.
The late Oswald Chambers wrote, “Prayer does not fit us for the greater work; prayer is the greater work.” We’ve seen that truth firsthand. Every story of hope, every life saved, every heart changed—all of it is the result of God answering prayer. From our large prayer walks to the daily outreach happening on sidewalks across the nation, we know that only God can change hearts, which is why we must continue to pray and follow wherever He leads.
Since Love Life began, over 7,000 babies have been saved, more than 1,200 people have come to faith in Jesus, and nearly 100 abortion workers have left the industry. We believe all of this fruit is because God’s people prayed and He responded.
That’s why we’re inviting you to stay connected in daily prayer through our Love Life Prayer Page. There you’ll find updated prayer points and praise reports celebrating how God is moving across the nation.
At our recent Celebrate Life prayer walks, we gave out a special wristband called the Praycelt as a gift to remind you to pray. Each Praycelt is marked with “Pray 9:29” and Mark 9:29, where Jesus said, “This kind can come out by nothing but prayer.” What many don’t realize is that the Praycelt contains an NFC tag—when tapped to the top of your phone, it instantly opens our Prayer Page.
If you didn’t receive a Praycelt or would like another one, visit our Love Life Lifestyle Store. Every purchase helps support families in need, and a Praycelt will be included with your order.
Together, let’s continue the greater work—praying with faith, obeying with courage, and believing God to create a culture of love and life across our nation.