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Introduction	Linda is the founding Executive Director of Assist Pregnancy Center. She served in the Pro-Life movement since 1970 when she and Dennis studied with Dr. Frances Schaffer at L'Abri.She was N. M. State President of Right to Life and a delegate to the NTRL Committee. She has spoken on pro-life and Biblical issues in more than 25 states in conferences and nationally on radio and on television. She has a BA from Westmont College in CA and a MEd from the U of W. She has educated in Christian and public schools from kindergarten to the U of W and the SUNY - Stony Brook. She has done extensive writing and editing of pro-life publications. Some of her books are available from ChalfontHouse.com. She was VP of Education for Ramah, and taught their Advanced Track for post-abortion counseling. She served as Dir. Ed. & Research - Christian Action Council now called Care Net. She is the wife of Dr. Dennis Perry and the mother of two married daughters, Beth and Lyn. Josh is her dear grandson. Her main hobby is genealogy and family history for which she has written numerous volumes.
Interests	Linda never thought much about abortion until she got pregnant. At the time, she taught at the SUNYSB, and her husband, Dennis, did postdoc work in nuclear chemistry at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Some feminist faculty members criticized her for having a child they considered uncon-scionable for an intelligent woman. Francis Schaeffer had predicted that abortion would become legal and called Christians to stand up for life. Linda has devoted 38 years to the pro-life movement. Her book, “How to Survive Your Teen’s Pregnancy: A Practical Guide for Parents,” is available through ChalfontHouse.com. She continues to write and speak on post-abortion healing. Having lived through the feminist revolution, I can’t understand women who take advantage of and betray other women by keeping them from being fully informed about abortion.” Teaching and speaking come naturally to Linda, who started her career as an elementary school teacher and librarian. She earned a master’s degree in education at UW. The Perrys have two married daughters who studied computer science at Wheaton College and have earned graduate degrees. While she respects their accomplishments, Linda is most proud of their commitment to their faith. ”They represent the next generation of pro-life activists,” she says.

Introduction

Linda is the founding Executive Director of Assist Pregnancy Center. She served in the Pro-Life movement since 1970 when she and Dennis studied with Dr. Frances Schaffer at L'Abri.She was N. M. State President of Right to Life and a delegate to the NTRL Committee. She has spoken on pro-life and Biblical issues in more than 25 states in conferences and nationally on radio and on television. She has a BA from Westmont College in CA and a MEd from the U of W. She has educated in Christian and public schools from kindergarten to the U of W and the SUNY - Stony Brook. She has done extensive writing and editing of pro-life publications. Some of her books are available from ChalfontHouse.com. She was VP of Education for Ramah, and taught their Advanced Track for post-abortion counseling. She served as Dir. Ed. & Research - Christian Action Council now called Care Net. She is the wife of Dr. Dennis Perry and the mother of two married daughters, Beth and Lyn. Josh is her dear grandson. Her main hobby is genealogy and family history for which she has written numerous volumes.

Interests

Linda never thought much about abortion until she got pregnant. At the time, she taught at the SUNYSB, and her husband, Dennis, did postdoc work in nuclear chemistry at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Some feminist faculty members criticized her for having a child they considered uncon-scionable for an intelligent woman. Francis Schaeffer had predicted that abortion would become legal and called Christians to stand up for life. Linda has devoted 38 years to the pro-life movement. Her book, “How to Survive Your Teen’s Pregnancy: A Practical Guide for Parents,” is available through ChalfontHouse.com. She continues to write and speak on post-abortion healing. Having lived through the feminist revolution, I can’t understand women who take advantage of and betray other women by keeping them from being fully informed about abortion.” Teaching and speaking come naturally to Linda, who started her career as an elementary school teacher and librarian. She earned a master’s degree in education at UW. The Perrys have two married daughters who studied computer science at Wheaton College and have earned graduate degrees. While she respects their accomplishments, Linda is most proud of their commitment to their faith. ”They represent the next generation of pro-life activists,” she says.