Pastor Chris Johnson speaks on Sanctity of Human Life

In January of 2023, Chris Johnson, Vice President of Church Partnerships at Lifeline, spoke at East Cobb Presbyterian Church in Marietta, Georgia in honor of Sanctity of Human Life month.


RESOURCES
This year’s Sanctity of Human Life is January 21st. As abortion laws are changing across the nation, we must continue to stand for the lives of women and children with conviction and compassion. 

Your church can use this day for focused prayer and discussion about the need to stand for all human life. Visit our website to find free resources for your church, including practical ways to care for life.


LIFELINE CHILDREN'S SERVICES
The mission of Lifeline Children’s Services is to equip the Body of Christ to manifest the gospel to vulnerable children. Our vision is for vulnerable children and their communities to be transformed by the gospel and to make disciples. 


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Creators and Guests

Pastor Chris Johnson
Guest
Pastor Chris Johnson
Chris joined Lifeline in March, 2020, and serves as the VP of Church Partnerships and Government Affairs. He previously served as a pastor for 24 years and as the Executive Director of the Kentucky Governor’s Office of Faith and Community Based Initiatives. Chris has also served as a consultant and has been a frequent speaker at local, state, and national conferences, churches, and community gatherings, sharing his family’s story and challenging others to answer the gospel call to care for vulnerable children and families. He was born and raised in metro Atlanta, GA, and currently lives in Birmingham. Chris studied Church Ministries (B.A.) at Trinity Baptist College and Educational Leadership (M.Ed.) at Regent University. He and his amazing wife, Alicia, have 10 children (7 adopted from foster care) and 3 grandchildren (2 adopted from foster care). They have also served as foster parents to more than 40 children.