Defending the Sanctity of Life in the Heart of America!
Activities
The Western Region of the Missouri Right to Life hosts or participates in a variety of events over the course of the calendar year. These include the following:
- Fundraisers such as our annual golf tournament, new ladies' event (coming in 2021), carnation sale, and the celebration of life banquet. These events have proven to be a successful and enjoyable way to raise funds for a worthy cause.
- Festivals at which MRL-wr sponsors a booth to interact with the public and hand out educational pro-life literature and materials. We find this to be an effective way to raise pro-life awareness in our communities.
- Feet-on-the-ground events include the downtown prayer vigil in conjunction with the March for Life in Washington D.C. and the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, lobby day at the capital in Jefferson City, and various life chains and walk-for life-event
Open meeting third Tuesday of the
month. Call the MRL office at
(816) 353-4113 if interested.
month. Call the MRL office at
(816) 353-4113 if interested.
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Recent Past Events
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Prayer Vigil 2021, January 29th
Click here for pictures 
2020 Golf Tournament
Thanks for a great tournament - record turnout! Weather was perfect. Pictures are here. |
Crosses at St. Thomas More
October 2020 
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Blue Springs Life Chain - October 2020
Vision
Our ultimate vision is to see hearts moved to value life at all stages and minds motivated to preserve its sanctity in spite of opposition or popular public opinion. Although our vision seeks protection for all life, our emphasis lies in saving the preborn and assisting with the healthy transition of the newly born. Success will be realized when the need for education to increase awareness and knowledge of the truth in order to alter legislation is deemed unnecessary. The will of the nation will be for life, not death.
Mission
The mission of Missouri Right to Life-Western Region is to achieve societal and legal recognition of and respect for the sanctity of human life through all its stages, from the biological beginning of each individual life at conception (whether sexually or asexually), to each person's natural death.
The Region seeks to change public opinion, public policy, the law, and individual behavior through peaceful, legal means. It respects each person's right to life and rejects abortion at all stages and for any reason. The Region also stands against euthanasia, reproductive and therapeutic human cloning, embryonic stem cell research, and any other action that denies the most basic human right to life.
The Region seeks to change public opinion, public policy, the law, and individual behavior through peaceful, legal means. It respects each person's right to life and rejects abortion at all stages and for any reason. The Region also stands against euthanasia, reproductive and therapeutic human cloning, embryonic stem cell research, and any other action that denies the most basic human right to life.
Goals/Purpose
As a branch of the Missouri Right to Life state office, the Western Region employs the dual arms of education and legislation.
- Pro-life educational materials use facts, science, history, and personal testimony to bring the abortion debate to the forefront of the minds of many who otherwise may never stop to think about the importance of this issue.
- Pro-life legislative efforts are facilitated as the number of pro-life supporters increase. When truth is revealed through education, people become more motivated to sign petitions, write letters to their congressmen, march in peaceful protests, etc.
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Methods
We aim to achieve our goals and purpose
through consistent dedication, planning, application, and follow through in the following areas:
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Donations
Gifts to the Western Region enable us to raise awareness of the pro-life cause and go toward the promotion of pro-life education and legislation. Funds are specifically allocated for pro-life literature, merchandise, lobbying efforts and materials, online presence, and brick-and-mortar exposure.
Donations are accepted through this website via credit card or PayPal, or by post to our office at 9504 East 63rd Street, Ste. 103, Kansas City, MO 64133-4933. Click here to donate. 
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Communication
The Western Region office strives to keep the lines of communication open 24/7 for our pro-life supporters, seekers, the curious, and the needy in a variety of ways:
- Letters go out bi-monthly via email and monthly via post to keep you connected to our heart and purpose and up to date on the current climate of the pro-life controversy in our country. Click here to become a member and/or receive our letter.
- Hotline is manned 24/7 for those who need information or assistance in connecting to services in the area of prenatal care, pregnancy concerns, pregnancy shelters, adoption, or post-pregnancy/abortive healing. Call (816) 353-4113.
- Spanish newsletters and literature are available on this website and at our event booths. Click here for Spanish Newsletter.
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Community Connections
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The Western Region office offers a wide variety
of volunteer opportunities to match your passion and/or area of expertise. Click here to volunteer. |
Click on our Pro-Life Business Directory
to support local businesses that share your value of life. |
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Service Area
The Western Region serves the Missouri Counties of Atchison, Nodaway, Worth, Harrison, Holt, Andrew, Gentry, DeKalb, Davies, Caldwell, Clinton, Buchanan, Platte, Clay, Ray, Carroll, Jackson, Lafayette, Cass, Johnson, Bates, Henry, and St. Clair. Cities serviced include Kansas City, North Kansas City, Gladstone, Liberty, St. Joseph, Lee's Summit, Independence, Excelsior Springs, Raytown, Blue Springs, Warrensburg, Garden City, Oak Grove, Odessa, Clinton, Maryville, Grandview, Belton, Raymore, Harrisonville, Cameron, Richmond, Lexington, and Butler. We presently have active Chapters for North Kansas City, Johnson County, Odessa, St. Joseph, Blue Springs, and Warrensburg. We would always welcome more! Contact our office to get information on how to start a chapter in your area.
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