Dennis Green shares the toil and the fruit of his life in ministry, and the convictions that have him facing up to 11 years in prison and $260,000 in fines. To support Dennis’ bookstore and his family, visit RemnantBooks.org.

Chet Gallagher is presented with a choice and lives through the consequences of his decision. Chet is one of 6 defendants that face up to 11 years in prison and up to $260,000 in fines in the Nashville FACE trial.

Chet Gallagher is the namesake of the Nashville FACE trial. He takes us through his childhood, his life in the Air Force during the Vietnam War, his salvation, and becoming a law enforcement officer.

Oma Eva tells of her family, her art, and what surprised her about America. Though the maximum sentence for her is much shorter than some of the other defendants, if convicted, it may be a sentence for life.

To learn more about Oma Eva, order her biography titled, “She Looks Like My Little Girl: The True Story of Eva Edl and Her Rescue from a Concentration Camp to Become a Rescuer of Preborn Children” available on shelookslikemylittlegirl.com

Eva Edl takes us through her childhood interrupted by genocide in Yugoslavia and how faith became her sanctuary in the midst of suffering. Eva faces misdemeanor charges and imprisonment for participating in Rescues in Michigan and Tennessee.

The Nashville trial is among several key cases that could significantly impact the future of pro-life ministry. The Department of Justice is seeking to broaden the interpretation of "violence and obstruction" under the FACE Act, potentially categorizing even sidewalk counseling and its organization as criminal acts. This episode was updated on 1/5/2023 to improve the accuracy of certain statements.

Coleman Boyd shares his heart for ministry, his compassion for humanity, and how the experience of facing up to 11 years in Federal Prison for loving the unloved gives him peace.

Cal Zastrow is facing up to 22 years in Federal Prison for defending cries that couldn't be heard. Hear his family's past and future legacy, his global ministry to the Church, and what he believes faithful Christianity looks like in the United States.