Former Senator Lisa Seminara spoke of advocating for the most vulnerable, yet during her tenure, she failed to defend the most innocent—the unborn children of Connecticut. True leadership demands boldness against injustice, not the political compromise that allows over 10,000 babies to be slaughtered each year.

Pro-life leaders are celebrating politicians who claim to oppose abortion while supporting 98% of its occurrences, proving once again that the movement is about regulating murder, not abolishing it. Until abortion is treated as the crime it is, the pro-life establishment will remain one of the greatest obstacles to true justice for the preborn.

Most people dream of being seen, but if you truly want to become invisible, just take a stand against the greatest evil of our time—abortion. The moment you confront it, you will fade from the sight of friends, pastors, and society, until the day they decide to see you—and then, they will hate you for it.

The greatest opposition to abolition has never just come from the world, but from within the Church itself—where silence, compromise, and accusations of being “too extreme” have long been weapons against those who confront evil. Yet, as history has shown, true love demands boldness, and justice requires the willingness to stand alone.

Justice transcends gender; speaking out against abortion is not about anatomy but about standing for universal truths that protect the most vulnerable among us.

Men advocating for abortion abolition play a critical role in amplifying the call for justice, proving that moral responsibility transcends gender.

Men bear a moral responsibility to stand against the injustice of abortion, as silence in the face of evil is complicity in its perpetuation.

Scripture unequivocally calls for believers, men and women alike, to stand for truth and defend the innocent, dismantling the idea that only those with a uterus can speak on abortion.

The "No Uterus, No Opinion" argument crumbles under scrutiny as it relies on logical fallacies like ad hominem attacks, appeals to authority, and inconsistent application, which obstruct meaningful dialogue on abortion ethics.

Proponents of the 'No Uterus, No Opinion' argument claim that men cannot speak on abortion due to their lack of personal experience with pregnancy, but this stance crumbles under scrutiny as it disregards logical consistency, ethical principles, and the universality of moral truths.

On January 2, 2025, I stood at a busy Manchester, Connecticut intersection, proclaiming the simple yet profound truth: "Equal Rights for All Human Beings." With my sign in hand and the wind biting, I joined my friend John Howard in a mission to confront the evil of abortion and stand for the voiceless. Each passerby, whether scoffing, supporting, or simply curious, faced the reality of our message. This wasn’t just a political statement; it was a spiritual battle rooted in God’s Word, calling our society to repent for the blood of innocent children and embrace the truth that every human life, born and unborn, is made in the image of God.

On June 29, 2024, Evangelist and Abolitionist Norman Harold Patterson Jr. delivered a stirring sermon at a Prayer Vigil on the Southington, Connecticut Green. Addressing the Church's complicity in America's moral crisis, Norman called believers to repent of their silence and apathy toward the atrocity of abortion. He urged Christians to awaken, take responsibility, and engage in the public square, declaring that the blood of innocent children cries out for justice. This sermon is a powerful call for the Church to rise and fight for righteousness, grounded in the unchanging truth of God’s Word.

On October 11, 2024, Norman Harold Patterson Jr., Director of the Connecticut Foundation to Abolish Abortion, delivered a stirring message at the Connecticut Legislative Office Building. Citing Isaiah 10:1-2, he called out the injustice of abortion as modern-day child sacrifice, challenging the complicity of legislators, pro-life organizations, and the church. Patterson urged repentance and a return to God’s law, condemning the hypocrisy of leaders who enable iniquitous decrees and pleading for equal protection for the unborn, who are the most vulnerable among us. His message stands as a bold appeal to confront evil and seek God’s mercy.

On October 11, 2024, Norman Harold Patterson Jr. stood in front of the Connecticut Supreme Court Building to deliver a powerful message grounded in Psalm 82 and Proverbs 31:8-9, calling out the state’s leaders, pastors, and citizens for their complicity in the grave injustice of abortion. Drawing from Scripture and history, Norman challenged the courts for failing to protect the unborn and violating both God’s law and the 14th Amendment, which guarantees equal protection under the law. Urging repentance and the total abolition of abortion, he reminded all that the blood of the innocent cries out for justice and that silence in the face of evil is not neutrality—it is complicity.

On October 28, 2024, abolitionist Norman Harold Patterson Jr., Director of the Connecticut Foundation to Abolish Abortion, stood in front of the Connecticut Supreme Court Building to advocate for the unborn. Drawing on Scripture like Proverbs 24:11-12 and Romans 13:3-4, Norman challenged the humanistic laws that permit child sacrifice while emphasizing the need for God’s unchanging standard of justice. He highlighted the spiritual, moral, and societal consequences of abortion, calling on the Church to reject silence and incrementalism in favor of total and immediate abolition. With a heart for repentance and revival, Norman urged pastors and Christians to take bold action for the least of these, the innocent children whose blood cries out for justice.

On November 13, 2024, Norman Harold Patterson Jr., representing the Connecticut Foundation to Abolish Abortion (www.AbolishAbortionCT.org), delivered a compelling message at the Connecticut Legislative Building. Reflecting on Romans 13 and historical human rights violations like slavery and genocide, Norman connected these past injustices to the ongoing tragedy of abortion. He exposed the failures of government, the church, and the pro-life movement to uphold the humanity of the marginalized, urging a return to the Bible’s objective truth as the foundation for recognizing and protecting all human life.

On November 22, 2024, Norman Harold Patterson Jr., founder of the Connecticut Foundation to Abolish Abortion, delivers a powerful and convicting message for pastors and Christians. Addressing the failures of the Church and the pro-life movement, Norman calls for immediate and uncompromising abolition of abortion in Connecticut.

The Connecticut Foundation to Abolish Abortion exists to proclaim the light of God's truth in a state that has embraced darkness. Grounded in Psalm 36:9, which declares, “For with thee is the fountain of life: in thy light shall we see light,”we stand unwavering in the fight to abolish the legalized slaughter of innocent human beings in the womb. This blog serves as a platform to challenge complacency, expose injustice, and call individuals, churches, and leaders to repentance and action. Together, in the light of God, we can stand boldly for equal justice and protection for all human life.

On January 8, 2025, Norman Harold Patterson Jr. and Sean Israel braved subfreezing temperatures and biting windchill at the Connecticut State Capitol and Legislative Office Building (LOB) on the first day of the legislative session. This entry captures the powerful sermon Norman delivered in the LOB, based on Isaiah 6:3, proclaiming the holiness of God—the trice holy God who is perfectly righteous and just.

In this compelling video, Norman: Clearly articulates the biblical view of equal justice and protection for the preborn. Exposes the injustice of special murder rights for women while the most innocent among us—the unborn—remain unprotected. Calls politicians to repentance for enabling child sacrifice. Challenges Christians, particularly pastors, to repent of their indifference and apathy toward the sin of abortion. Norman delivers a powerful testimony of the Law Word of God, urging Connecticut to repent and place its faith in Jesus Christ.