On January 31, 2026, Right to Life of North Central Indiana hosted its fourth annual Life Guardians Training at Winona Lake Grace Church in Winona Lake, Indiana. Over 60 students and adults participated in this year’s training.
The day began at 8:30 AM, with attendees entering a lobby filled with music, photo opportunities, pro-life materials, and a full breakfast. Participants then broke into training sessions, organized by experience level: 101, 201, and 301. Each level, led by experts Mike Spencer from Project LifeVoice, Ian Spencer and Seth Drayer from Created Equal, engaged in discussions on key topics of the prolife movement, including personhood, human exceptionalism, and issues related to assisted suicide and euthanasia.
A delicious lunch was catered by Foodology. Following lunch, Lydia Taylor Davis from Students for Life of America delivered an engaging and insightful presentation on the critical role Gen Z young people can play in the pro-life movement. She emphasized how each person can be involved in promoting the pro-life message in some way.
The event concluded with a Q&A panel with the morning training presenters, Mike Spencer, Seth Drayer, and Ian Spencer.
It was truly an outstanding day!
Attendee Reactions
“The life guardians training event has been extremely impactful for me, as it has furthered my knowledge of how to have these conversations, and strengthened my confidence in the arguments behind them. I love going to this event every year and hearing the questions people ask, and the stories people tell from the front lines of this fight as their full-time jobs.” Aiden
“It was very informative and motivating. I like how the training sessions stretched my understanding of the pro-life movement and made me defend my beliefs.” Maddy
“The training was very good and helped me to understand a lot more about how sacred life is.” Amber
“The Life Guardians training was excellent. The presenters were easy to understand, and the message was powerful. I could sense God’s presence throughout the training as we learned how to defend life and help others understand that life is precious.” Margaret
We would like to thank our dedicated training speakers, all of whom traveled from Ohio to equip our students to be effective ambassadors for LIFE. We also extend appreciation to our Board Members for their time and resources; to Foodology for providing delicious meals; Winona Lake Grace Church for providing the facility; and the Knights of Columbus and other volunteers for helping with set up and tear down; and our generous donors who make this day possible.
PICTURES FROM THE DAY
