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Our Team
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Led by pastors, the Co-Founders, a State Task Force, and Regional Teams, and with an internal Review Process involving multiple doctors, attorneys, policy makers, and theologians, we are a coalition of more than 50 organizations, 500 churches, and 4,000 households across the state of Colorado.
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The Colorado Life Initiative is mobilizing churches across Colorado to pray, educate, and collect signatures on the official legal paper petition to change law through a state Constitutional amendment to protect all children from mutilation and intentional death. This process does not include the legislature or governor. We provide educational resources through the website gotaheart.org. People who would like to stay informed of efforts may sign up at gotaheart.org.
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We are the only "prolife" or "abolitionist" group in Colorado proactively attempting to change Colorado law to protect all living children beginning at conception through a Constitutional Amendment. We are a grassroots movement in the body of Christ across Colorado mobilizing communities to pray, educate, and change law to be consistent with God's natural law.
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Our foundation is obedience to Christ through the leading of the Holy Spirit on the authority of Scripture with the gospel as central to our message. We speak the consistent message of truth in love that sets people free and will change and save lives forever. John 10:10
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​Our Co-Proponents, Task Force, and Regional Teams are all volunteers helping church congregations lead communities to pray, educate, and gather in-person signatures on the official paper petition and vote for life.
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Our volunteers include attorneys, women advocates, health professionals, doctors, experts in sexual assault and partner violence, children's advocates, social workers, law enforcement, first responders, pastors, priests, teachers, mothers, fathers, grandparents, political strategists, and community leaders from all walks of life and from all areas of the state. The initiative goes through a Review Process of attorneys, doctors, policy makers, and theologians before it is released to the public.
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The initiative is written to educate every Colorado voter on the humanity of children and our responsibility to protect them. This initiative does not need the legislature or the governor. This is a legal paper petition (not online) that with enough signatures brings the decision directly to "We The People" for a vote. It also provides opportunity to talk with neighbors, friends, co-workers, family, and fellow citizens about this current holocaust we are praying and working in faith to end.
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We encourage all churches to get involved and welcome all individuals and organizations serious about ending the holocaust in our state. While anyone is welcome to join the efforts, leadership consists of mature believers in the word and prayer daily and in weekly fellowship with a local body of believers.
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We are a movement among the people of God standing for the truth so people can find it.
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Because Every Child Deserves a Birthday.
And Every Child Is Worth Saving.
The Proponents
Meet Our Co-Proponents
These are the ladies who met with multiple advisors and jumped through the hoops with the state to give Christians and prolife politicians the opportunity to vote for life. The proponents are women: one a doctor of physical therapy, devout Catholic, wife, and mother; and the other a women's advocate of 19 years who raised her children as a single mother and helped women victimized by sexual assault, partner violence, abortion, and through overwhelming challenges while pregnant.
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Angela is a devout Catholic, seminary graduate, and teaches Catechism to youth at her church. She is a wife, mother, and Doctor of Physical Therapy who enjoys camping and spending time with her family. She helped with Prop 115 and leads an annual community Walk for Life.
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Faye was a women’s advocate for 19 years, served four pregnancy care centers in two states, and started in the prolife cause in the 1980’s. A prelaw student who graduated with honors, she worked toward a master’s degree as a single mom. She was an aid at the Colorado state capitol and pursued a career in communications for international ministries. She is married with grown married children, grandchildren, and an adopted special needs son. She accepted Christ as her personal Savior as a small child in the church where her father pastored.
