New Call For Life Effort On April The 8th
Are you Pro-Life? What more can you do to help end abortion and challenge the culture of death?
As usual, on Friday the 7th of April we will have the nationwide Monthly Call for Life.
On Saturday the 8th of April from 10:00 am till noon, we are starting our new effort called The Saturday Call For Life. Every month on the first Saturday we will picket a local abortion mill, or hospital where abortions are performed, from 10:00 am till noon.
Why Saturday?
Saturday is the day when more people can physically participate in outdoor Action Calls. Also, students have off from school and many people don't have to work.
Every 30 seconds or so another human being is killed in the United States of America. Over three thousand people will not see the light of day today and every day until we end the horror of abortion.
What are the things we do in our battle against abortion?
> Pray
> Debate
> Protest
> Use signs
> Outreach
> Crisis pregnancy
> Cross our fingers
> Insert yours here
> Legal battles
These are all good things (though I don't think crossing your fingers is going to do much good) but there is something more that we can all do. We can speak for the unborn. We can be their voice. We can cry out for them. All the things that I have listed are good but it cannot end there.
We must do more, and often.
Unite with us once a month on the first Friday and the first Saturday.
On Friday we call our representatives, send them an e-mail, and/or March on a government building or abortion clinic.
On Saturday we march on a local abortion clinic or hospital which is performing abortions.
Participate in both of these efforts, for they are each equally important.
Go to MarchTogether.com for more information. We help you figure out who to call, when to call and what you might want to say.
Sign up for the newsletter/reminder. Then, tell at least one more person to join you for the next Call for Life.
Remember, they only have us to speak for them, and if we don't, they die in absolute silence.
MarchTogether.com
United We Stand - Divided They Die - Pass it on
As usual, on Friday the 7th of April we will have the nationwide Monthly Call for Life.
On Saturday the 8th of April from 10:00 am till noon, we are starting our new effort called The Saturday Call For Life. Every month on the first Saturday we will picket a local abortion mill, or hospital where abortions are performed, from 10:00 am till noon.
Why Saturday?
Saturday is the day when more people can physically participate in outdoor Action Calls. Also, students have off from school and many people don't have to work.
Every 30 seconds or so another human being is killed in the United States of America. Over three thousand people will not see the light of day today and every day until we end the horror of abortion.
What are the things we do in our battle against abortion?
> Pray
> Debate
> Protest
> Use signs
> Outreach
> Crisis pregnancy
> Cross our fingers
> Insert yours here
> Legal battles
These are all good things (though I don't think crossing your fingers is going to do much good) but there is something more that we can all do. We can speak for the unborn. We can be their voice. We can cry out for them. All the things that I have listed are good but it cannot end there.
We must do more, and often.
Unite with us once a month on the first Friday and the first Saturday.
On Friday we call our representatives, send them an e-mail, and/or March on a government building or abortion clinic.
On Saturday we march on a local abortion clinic or hospital which is performing abortions.
Participate in both of these efforts, for they are each equally important.
Go to MarchTogether.com for more information. We help you figure out who to call, when to call and what you might want to say.
Sign up for the newsletter/reminder. Then, tell at least one more person to join you for the next Call for Life.
Remember, they only have us to speak for them, and if we don't, they die in absolute silence.
MarchTogether.com
United We Stand - Divided They Die - Pass it on
posted by Peter Shinn at 1:39 PM
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