LANSING, Mich. — State Representative Jaime Greene participated in the Michigan March for Life today, joining her family and thousands of people of faith at the State Capitol in a shared commitment to protecting the unborn.

The annual gathering brings together families, faith leaders, and advocates united in their belief that every human life has inherent dignity and worth. The event reflects a mission rooted in compassion—supporting expectant mothers through resources, community, and prayer.

“My faith calls me to stand for the vulnerable and to honor the sanctity of life,” said Greene. “Today, three generations of women from my family will march side by side. That’s the legacy we’re building: mothers raising daughters who understand that every life matters, that compassion isn’t just spoken, it’s lived. This isn’t about policy—it’s about who we are as people of conviction. Together, we can build a Michigan where life is cherished, families are strengthened, and faith guides our compassion.”

Greene, who represents Michigan’s 65th House District, has championed family-centered legislation and expanded resources for parents and children throughout her time in office. She views the March for Life as an expression of the faith-driven values that should guide Michigan’s future.

The Michigan March for Life began at 10 a.m. Thursday, November 6, at the State Capitol in Lansing. More information is available at michiganmarchforlife.org.

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