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Turn Off the Music

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

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Support Personhood

Thursday, September 15th, 2011

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Stand with Indiana

Thursday, June 30th, 2011

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The Tide is Turning

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

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DAY 17: Planned Parenthood and YOU

Friday, March 25th, 2011

From 40 Days for Life Blog

 

Planned Par­ent­hood is in trouble.

And they have YOU to blame.

Their fed­eral fund­ing (which accounts for one third of their total income) is threat­ened. They’re get­ting tons of bad pub­lic­ity. AND …

… there are peo­ple right now pray­ing out­side more than 100 Planned Par­ent­hood offices dur­ing 40 Days for Life.

I’ve always paid close atten­tion to the nation’s largest abor­tion chain. The first time I prayed in front of an abor­tion facil­ity, it was a Planned Par­ent­hood location.

That same Planned Par­ent­hood in Bryan, Texas was also the birth­place of 40 Days for Life in 2004 and the loca­tion where Abby John­son was the direc­tor before quit­ting her job after wit­ness­ing an ultra­sound abortion.

So here’s an update on what Planned Par­ent­hood is say­ing – and doing – in response to YOUR pres­ence out­side, pray­ing for an end to abortion.

ST. LOUIS and COLUMBIA, MISSOURI
 

These Mis­souri cities were vis­ited by Planned Parenthood’s “big pink bus” recently. It’s basi­cally a com­bi­na­tion pep rally wagon / fundrais­ing machine on wheels.

Of course, 40 Days for Life par­tic­i­pants were on hand to pray for an end to abor­tion while Planned Par­ent­hood sup­port­ers were prais­ing abortion.

The bus has num­bers painted on its side – num­bers of can­cer screen­ings offered, STD tests con­ducted, and so forth. The num­ber that is NOT posted is 5,320,095 – the num­ber of abor­tions Planned Par­ent­hood has done since 1970.

Here are some pic­tures from the 40 Days for Life vigil in St. Louis:


HOUSTON, TEXAS
 

The Planned Par­ent­hood affil­i­ate in Hous­ton calls the prayer vigil out­side its iron gates and glass tower as “40 Days of Harassment.”

“From March 9 to April 17,” announces the Planned Par­ent­hood Gulf Coast web site, “pro­test­ers will attempt to keep women from com­ing to Planned Parenthood.”

As these “pro­test­ers” allegedly stand out­side and “bully clients,” Planned Par­ent­hood is ask­ing its friends to stand with them and “sup­port health­care with­out harass­ment.” It’s all just a ploy to ask for donations.

By the way, Planned Par­ent­hood has a spe­cial name for this build­ing, which is the largest abor­tion cen­ter in the West­ern Hemi­sphere – “Pre­ven­tion Park.” I think they really believe that. Please keep pray­ing for these folks!

AUGUSTA, MAINE
 

The 40 Days for Life vigil in Augusta is in progress out­side Fam­ily Plan­ning Asso­ci­a­tion of Maine. It is not part of Planned Par­ent­hood, but its direc­tor once worked for Planned Par­ent­hood, and has adopted many of its practices.

This abor­tion cen­ter is lash­ing out against the cam­paign, call­ing it “40 Days of Lies.” Quite hon­estly, how­ever, there isn’t a whole lot of truth com­ing out of this business.

“For the next forty days,” read an entry on FPA’s web site, “each time any of us come into or leave the build­ing, we will be the tar­gets of angry shouts and sign wav­ing by anti-choice protesters.”

The truth is that the build­ing is set far back from a lonely road, and the vigil is held on the oppo­site side of that road – an aer­ial photo posted on the Catholic Maine web site shows how far the vigil is from the front door – and how ridicu­lous is the alle­ga­tion of harassment.

Here’s the aer­ial photo, cour­tesy of Catholic Maine:

This busi­ness is also try­ing to use 40 Days for Life to raise funds – they’re call­ing their effort “Defend the Truth.” That’s about as hon­est as call­ing an abor­tion megaplex “Pre­ven­tion Plaza.”

Please, please pray harder!

Click here to read today’s devotional.

Click here to down­load today’s devo­tional as a for­mat­ted, print­able PDF to share with friends.

Yours for Life,

Shawn Car­ney
Cam­paign Direc­tor
40 Days for Life

PS: Even as we pray for an end to abor­tion, the efforts to strip Planned Par­ent­hood (which per­formed 332,278 abor­tions in its most recent fis­cal year) of its $362 MILLION in annual tax­payer fund­ing are heat­ing up. This week, your U.S. Rep­re­sen­ta­tive is back home, specif­i­cally to hear from con­stituents. Please take one minute RIGHT NOW to call your representative’s dis­trict office, telling what you think about tax­payer fund­ing for Planned Par­ent­hood. Learn more, look up your representative’s info, and find out what to say when you call by going to:

http://exposeplannedparenthood.net/contact-congress

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It’s Time to Protect Our Young Girls: Stop Tax-Funding Planned Parenthood

Friday, March 4th, 2011

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Defund Planned Parenthood

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

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Valentine’s Day Prayer Vigil at Planned Parenthood

Saturday, February 12th, 2011

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MFL 2011: Do We Know How to End Abortion?

Thursday, February 3rd, 2011

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2011 State of the Unborn

Tuesday, January 25th, 2011

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ProLifeCon: A Premier Gathering of Pro-Life Online Activists

Monday, January 24th, 2011

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Right to Life is Self Evident

Friday, January 21st, 2011

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Abortion Agenda

Sunday, January 16th, 2011

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Life Counts

Saturday, October 30th, 2010

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Abortion is NOT a Necessary Evil

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

As I was stand­ing and pray­ing in front of the abor­tion clinic, yes­ter­day, I thought that this is not enough. We can’t just stop abor­tion and expect the prob­lem to be solved. It goes far deeper than that when we value our per­sonal rights above those of another. My rights end where yours begin. Our national motto seems to be It’s all about me! not In God We Trust.

We need to  change our mind­set and value life and learn self-control. Edu­ca­tion is impor­tant and God’s plan for the fam­ily is the best. How do we get this mes­sage where it is needed?

Many peo­ple believe that if it’s legal, it must be accept­able. This did not apply in slav­ery, or in civil rights, and it doesn’t apply in abor­tion, as Dr. Alveeda King shares. We must make a procla­ma­tion that the inno­cent are being slaugh­tered whole­sale for profit and con­ve­nience. When we repent, God promises that He will heal our land.

Since preg­nancy can be pre­vented, this “choice” should be made before a child is con­ceived. Abor­tion is NOT a nec­es­sary evil. There is no such thing.

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