As the Texas Legislature is now well underway, we are hosting some of our favorite partnered organizations across the state to help us stay informed. What needs to be prioritized, and how can we take action either from our local community or on trips to the capitol? Let’s find out! Please join us this month for an informative meeting as we hear from our friends at Texans for Vaccine Choice & Texas Right to Life. We will get progress reports, and as always – action items!

Speakers: Carrie Bigford (TFVC), & Anais King (TRTL)
Tuesday March 18th
Holiday Inn Houston-Webster, 302 W Bay Area Blvd Webster, TX 77598
6:00pm – Prayer gathering (open to all)
6:30-8:00pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs

Carrie Bigford:
Carrie Bigford has been a fierce and vocal advocate for medical freedom since 2003 when she was made aware of the issues surrounding our current vaccine program at a work conference. Since that time, Carrie has had the opportunity to work with multiple medical liberty organizations in three different states as a volunteer and currently serves Texans for Vaccine Choice as the Outreach Director. Carrie is very passionate about helping others know and assert their medical liberty rights effectively.

Anais King:
Anais King serves in the greater central Texas region as a Development Associate for Texas Right to Life, building meaningful relationships with their supporters. She graduated with a major in Business Management and a minor in Computer Science from LeTourneau University in Longview, Texas. Anais studied theology at Capernwray Bible School in England, United Kingdom and received two Level 3 Theology certificates. She is currently pursuing her MBA with a focus in International Business at Texas A&M – Corpus Christi. During her time in undergrad, Anais was deeply involved in the Pro-Life community, serving as a fellow in the Texas Right to Life Dr. Joseph Graham Fellowship as well as the President of the Pro-Life club on campus. She began her involvement in the Pro-Life cause as early as five years old, and she has continued to be involved in various capacities, committing to help preserve and foster a culture of life.