2023 Celebrate Life Gala
Dr. and Mrs. Ben Carson to Kentucky for our 2023 Celebrate Life Gala!
Griffin Gate Marriott Golf Resort in Lexington
Looking forward to seeing you all!
March 2, 2023
SOLD OUT
Thank you everyone for your early registration for our Celebrate Life 50th Anniversary Gala with our Co- Host, Right to Life of Central Kentucky. We feel blessed to have so many early registrations, but we now must place some of you on a waiting list. We are calling everyone that may have an open seat at their table, to identify more seats, so don’t lose hope! -krla.org
Please call our office 502-895-5959 or email ckrtl@windstream.net to be placed on our waiting list.
50th Annual Celebration of Life
March 16 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Right to Life of Louisville invites you to join us at our 50th Annual Celebration of Life! Every year since 1974 Right to Life of Louisville has brought quality, prolife individuals like Rep. Henry Hyde, Dr. Alan Keyes, and Christian recording artist Mark Schultz to the Louisville area. This isn’t just any event, it’s a wonderful evening of food, drink, fellowship, and awards!
We are excited to welcome Rachel Campos-Duffy as our featured speaker! Rachel is a NY Times best selling author and television personality specializing in political analysis, culture, and parenting. She is the host of America’s #1 rated cable news morning show, Fox & Friends Weekend, and has also appeared as a frequent guest on NBC’s Today Show and ABC’s The View. Rachel’s advocacy work has included serving as the national spokesperson for The LIBRE Initiative, a non-profit that advocates for the economic empowerment of Hispanics through limited government, entrepreneurship and self-reliance. She also served on the board of Hispanics for School Choice. Rachel is married to former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy and they have nine awesome kids!
Also joining us will be Lynn Fitch, Mississippi’s 40th Attorney General (AG) and first ever female AG. AG Fitch and her legal team defended Mississippi’s abortion restrictions and are responsible for Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the landmark decision that resulted in Roe v. Wade being overturned! Fitch has argued that a ban on abortion would empower women and that abortion prevents women from reaching their full potential.
Ticket Information:
$75 / person ($600 / table)
Doors open at 6 PM, program begins at 7 PM. The evening will include a financial appeal to support the work of Right to Life of Louisville.
Purchase tickets now or advertise in our program booklet. For sponsorship information, please contact Corey Koellner.
If you are not available to attend, perhaps you would like to participate through donating to our Spiritual Adoption Quilt.
$75
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Past Newsletters:
September 2022 Newsletter
Download September 2022 Newsletter Articles Include: NKYRTL’s 49th Annual Celebration for Life Dobbs Avoided the Ultimate Issue Cincinnati Archbishop Denis Schnurr Responds to the Dobbs
April 2022 Newsletter
Download July 2022 Newsletter Articles Include: Give the Glory to God NKYRTL 49th Annual Celebration for Life Our Guest Speaker Angela Minter Kentucky is Abortion
Latest Updates:
2022 Election Candidate Questionnaire
NKYRTL-PAC Candidate Endorsements for the 2016 General Election
Additional Updates:
Democrat Chair Resigns Who Said Disabled Babies Should be Aborted to Cut School Costs
State | Steven Ertelt, Micaiah Bilger | Mar 2, 2023 | 7:40PM | Boston, Massachusetts The chairman of a local Massachusetts Democratic committee has resigned after he suggested unborn babies with disabilities should be aborted because
She Was Supposed to be Killed in an Abortion But Survived: “God Saved My Life”
National | Micaiah Bilger | Mar 2, 2023 | 2:06PM | Washington, DC Jennifer Milbourn spent years feeling distraught and ashamed because her mother had attempted to abort her. She hid the truth about her past