Jay Watts is the VP of Communications at the Life Training Institute (LTI), which was founded by Scott Klusendorf to train Christians and pro-life advocates to persuasively defend their views in the marketplace of ideas.
A Bootcamp favorite last year, Jay will enjoy even more time to teach pro-life apologetics at this year’s Bootcamp.
Claire Chretien is the former President of Bama Students for Life (BSFL) which Students for Life of America honored as its 2014 Group of the Year.
In addition to hosting CBR’s Genocide Awareness Project in 2013, BSFL began and maintains the Pregnant on Campus Initiative, directs Tuscaloosa 40 Days for Life, and is leading the battle against Alabama’s busiest abortion center.
Ruby Nicdao is a pro-life activist and a Virginia Project Director for the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform. Instrumental in closing the busiest abortion clinic in Northern Virginia, she is also a sidewalk counselor and has led 40 Days for Life campaigns in Falls Church and Fairfax, Virginia
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