Mark Davis Pickup is
available to address issues pertaining to disability and Life issues from a
Christian, pro-Life perspective. He can be reached for bookings by email at
HumanLifeMatters@shaw.ca
Mark has been
chronically ill and disabled with multiple sclerosis for over 33 years. He has
spoken across North America warning against accepting euthanasia and assisted
suicide. He has addressed politicians in Canada and the United States, churches
and denominational leaders, universities, high schools and community groups,
hospital medical staffs, local, state and provincial pro-life conventions as
well as keynote speaker to U.S. National Right to Life Prayer Breakfasts (2001,
2005, and 2010). He also addresses a Christian perspective on suffering. Mark
is extensively published. He has appeared on innumerable radio and television
programs warning against a cultural drift toward euthanasia acceptance. He has
received numerous awards for his work including the Monsignor Bill Irwin Award
for Ethical Excellence, and a Governor General’s Medal for community service.
What
have people said about Mark Davis Pickup?
"I thoroughly enjoyed working
with Mark, and came to know him as a truly gifted orator. He is a powerful,
eloquent speaker whose passionate and deeply insightful, testimony
as a disabled man, exposes the problems of legalized euthanasia (mercy killing,
assisted suicide) and the implications that it can have on the most vulnerable
people." –Ann Olson, Education Director,
Human Life Alliance, Minneapolis, Minnesota
“I recommend Mr. Pickup
as a resource to those committed to resisting euthanasia. He is a champion of
disability inclusion and is utterly committed to the value, dignity and
equality of all human life.” ― Bobby
Schindler, brother of Terri Schiavo and Executive Director, Terri Schiavo Life
& Hope Foundation.
“Mark’s experience as a disabled man, his rigorous
intellect, and his love of all people are in evident abundance as he mounts an
eloquent and powerful critique against the culture of death. Mark’s is a voice
we all need to hear – and heed.” ― Wesley
J. Smith, author and international Life Issues speaker.
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