Thanks to everyone who came to our 50th Anniversary Conference! Videos of all the talks will be available soon...
Rebecca Kiessling, conceived in rape, will headline our 50th anniversary conference
We will be holding the next SPUC National Conference at the Hayes Conference Centre in Swanwick from Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th September 2016.
This event comes at an incredibly important moment in the history of SPUC - the 50th anniversary of the formation of the society, which is marked by the letter to the Church Times, published on 30th September 1966, by Alan Smith and Elspeth Rhys-Williams (later Chowdharay-Best).
Details
Speakers include:
- Rebecca Kiessling
Pro-life speaker, conceived in rape - Mary Doogan
Glasgow Midwife - Christine Fidler
Chief Executive of Image - Rhoslyn Thomas
Youth & Student Officer - Antonia Tully
Co-ordinator of SPUC Safe at School - John Smeaton
Chief Executive of SPUC - Anca Maria Cernea
President of the Association of Catholic Doctors of Bucharest
SPUC's 50th Anniversary
You can read Alan and Elspeth's this letter here, and its publication marks the 'conception' of SPUC.
This was the start of SPUC, formed, in the words of Alan and Elspeth's letter "to co-ordinate opposition" to the Abortion Act 1967 then going through Parliament. SPUC was the first pro-life organisation to be formed anywhere in the world.
The address from which they were writing was SPUC's first address and, following the Society's conception, it came to birth on 11th January 1967, at a meeting at the Wig and Pen club in central London.
Book now
Online bookings are now open! To be part of this historic conference, please select your details below: