Come see us at London’s March for Life 2023

Events like March for Life are perfect examples of democratic Britain: we exert our right to assemble, our right to speak up, in the name of a most significant cause.

And with a growing push to decriminalise abortion until birth in the UK, there has never been a more significant time to stand up and be counted as those who want better for women and unborn babies.

I, for one, believe that the 200,000 lives lost to abortion each year in England & Wales is 200,000 too many. And with almost 1 in 5 women who have abortions doing so against their will, we can see there is a significant societal issue here that is leading too many women down this dangerous and heartbreaking path.

While the courts decide what to do with Isabel Vaughan-Spruce and Adam Smith-Connor’s so-called silent prayer ‘thoughtcrimes’ within abortion facility censorship zones, charity volunteer Isabel, continues with her position as Director of March for Life UK.

She has kindly invited me, alongside other pro-life advocates and women speaking out about their own experience of abortion, to speak in Parliament Square at the culmination of the march.

Will you stand up for the most vulnerable in our society on Saturday, September 2nd?

Location: Emmanuel Centre, 9-23 Marsham St, London SW1P 3DW, United Kingdom

March for Life UK begins with prayer before all the activity starts at The Emmanuel Centre (Marsham St, SW1P 3DW) from 10.30am – 1.00pm. As part of the “LifeFest” event, there will be pro-life stalls, talks, testimonies, and sessions for children of all ages. This year, there’s a chance to learn how to speak winsomely about life through their new educational program, “Engage”, which starts at 11am.

Get all the information you need about the day’s events at https://marchforlife.co.uk/.

The ADF UK team will be at a stall there sharing news of our ongoing work and we hope to thank you for your support and prayers in person. If you’re attending the march, please come by and say hello.

The march will officially start at 1.30pm from the back of The Emmanuel Centre and will end at Parliament Square at 4.30pm.

You will also recognise some other marchers, including Fr Sean Gough, who was acquitted of all charges for praying in an abortion facility censorship zone back in February.

We hope you will join us! And as always, if you would like to support ADF UK, you can make a donation with GiftAid anytime you feel led.