In 2012, Randy Alcorn was the keynote speaker at the Care Net conference. He spoke on the subjects of abortion, the Great Commission, the beginnings of Care Net, and much more. For more information, see Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments. In this story, Randy shares about a time when protesters came to their church.

In 2012, Randy Alcorn was the keynote speaker at the Care Net conference. He spoke on the subjects of abortion, the Great Commission, the beginnings of Care Net, and much more. For more information, see Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments. In this clip, he talks about the popularity of prolife activism. 

In 2012, Randy Alcorn was the keynote speaker at the Care Net conference. He spoke on the subjects of abortion, the Great Commission, the beginnings of Care Net, and much more. For more information, see Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments. In this clip, he talks about Jesus and the Great Commission. 

In 2012, Randy Alcorn was the keynote speaker at the Care Net conference. He spoke on the subjects of abortion, the Great Commission, the beginnings of Care Net, and much more. For more information, see Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments. In this clip, he talks about his job change over 25 years ago.

In 2012, Randy Alcorn was the keynote speaker at the Care Net conference. He spoke on the subjects of abortion, the Great Commission, the beginnings of Care Net, and much more. For more information, see Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments. In this clip, he talks about the beginnings of Care Net.

In this four-minute video, Randy Alcorn addresses the importance of religious and civil liberties today in America, and reacts to their recent erosion. He specifically outlines his concern regarding the health insurance mandate that requires institutions to provide coverage for abortion and contraceptives of all kinds, including those which cause abortions.

I’ve received many comments from those who believe that we should vote for a third party candidate.

Now I come to the subject of abortion. And while it is not the only issue, it’s vitally important.  

So how do I choose between two candidates who in my opinion fall far short? I must consider not simply the candidates’ professed religious beliefs, but their past positions on moral issues, their promises and statements of intentions of what they will do in office.