Hey guys, welcome back to the show. You're in for a real gift and treat today.

My friends, Sam, you'll say in Canada, pro-life activists, formerly with the Canadian Center for

Biographical Reform, who now blogs and writes at SlowToRite.com, is going to join us today to

talk about all things in the culture of death and how Christians need to be standing in this moment.

But he's really a nightmare to the culture of death. You see, he's a black Christian pro-life

activist, which makes the culture of death melt into little puddles on the floor and scream Uncle.

And so I think you're going to appreciate his thoughtfulness, his commitment to life and liberty,

both here and abroad. Buckle up your infertile treat. I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

Sam, you're welcome to the show, brother. Thank you for having me.

Absolutely. You are very generous with your time. I have seen how many shows and podcasts you've

appeared on both small and large ones. You're very generous with your time and your voice in a moment

that those voices I think are needed more than any other time. We're sort of in, you know,

what we're calling a kairos moment, both for the church and the country here in America,

certainly. Hopefully Canada's not too far gone from being turned around, but it certainly seems

like it. So we want to talk about all of these things, but I'd love for you to share with our

audience a little bit about your background. I found that fascinating and I think when people

kind of learn how God has providentially brought them to where they're at, I think it's just a

source of great encouragement because people are disgruntled, people are frustrated, people feel

really broken in at least in America, at least in California where I'm at goodness gracious,

where we couldn't even successfully recall the most pro-borshing governor in California history.

And so why don't you just encourage us a little bit about your background and how God kind of

brought you to where you're at because you're not from the West originally, right? So share

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