Alberta March for Life 2026
Theme for 2026: Do No Harm
“Love does no harm to a neighbor; therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.” Romans 13:10
This teaching has long been understood by Christians as a call to act with charity, justice and respect for the dignity of every human person.
For many Christians and members of the pro-life movement, this principle of love and human dignity shapes their opposition to abortion and euthanasia. They believe that care for others includes protecting and respecting human life at every stage, from conception to natural death.
From this perspective, participating in practices that intentionally end human life raises serious moral concerns and creates confusion within the healing mission traditionally associated with medicine.
Medical professionals dedicate their lives to caring for patients, guided by scientific knowledge, professional standards and ethical commitments.
The Hippocratic Oath, in its original and modern forms, emphasizes responsibilities such as acting for the benefit of the sick and avoiding harm. Supporters of the pro-life position agree that medicine is most faithful to its purpose when it prioritizes the protection of the most vulnerable, including unborn children, people with disabilities and those who are terminally ill.
Pro-life supporters often call on healthcare professionals to reflect on their ethical commitments and the meaning of care, urging a renewed focus on safeguarding life.
This year, please join the Alberta March for Life on Thursday, May 14, at Violet King Henry Plaza near the Alberta Legislature at 12:00 PM.
Come join Albertans from across the province to hear inspiring testimonies by medical professionals, pro-life politicians, abortion survivor Melissa Ohden and many other voices dedicated to protecting the dignity of human life.
Rose Dinner
The Rose Dinner at the Polish Hall with Keynote Speaker Melissa Ohden, an abortion survivor, author of "You Carried Me" and founder of the Abortion Survivors Network.
Keynote Speaker:
Melissa Ohden is the Founder and CEO of The Abortion Survivors Network, the only advocacy organization for abortion survivors and their families worldwide. She is the Co-Founder of the pro-life storytelling advocacy initiative My Body, My Voice and the host of the Life Beyond Abortion Podcast.
She is a master's-level prepared Social Worker and the author of the award-winning book featuring her life story, "You Carried Me: A Daughter's Memoir," and most recently, the co-author of "Abortion Survivors Break Their Silence."
Melissa is a frequent contributor to pro-life and conservative news outlets and a regular guest on radio and television programs worldwide.
Although Melissa has a heart for providing help and hope to all impacted by abortion, she also strives to humanize the unborn and abortion survivors through activism. She is recognized worldwide as an expert on abortion experiences and has testified before Congressional committees numerous times.
Melissa and her family reside in Kansas City, Missouri.
Location: Polish Hall, 10960 - 104 Street N.W., Edmonton.
Date: Thursday, May 14 from 6 pm to 8:30 pm
CCBR: Pro-Life Apologetics 101
Join this training session right after the March on Thursday, May 14, 2026.
WHEN:
3:00 - 5:00 PM CCBR Apologetics + Refreshments
LOCATION:
Polish Hall (lower level) 10960 - 104 St NW, Edmonton *same location as the Rose Dinner
CONTACT: Jeffrey Owen - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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