Pro-Life Tribe: Ten Best and Worst Pro-Life Developments for 2010

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Ten Best and Worst Pro-Life Developments for 2010

World Council of Families, a pro-life organization, posts it's 10 Best and Worst for 2010 list on page three of their newsletter. Fascinating reading for all pro-lifers!

http://www.worldcongress.org/wcfnl/wcfnl.cur.pdf

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In The King and I Anna sang to the women invited to her tea party,

Getting to know you,
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Getting to like you,
Getting to hope you like me.

We gather here, not for any tea party, but for the purpose of saving lives. In getting to know each other, we'll likely find cause for unity and for celebration.

1. First, we are all created in our Father, the King's, image.
2. Second, we represent the Creator who sanctifies human life and commands us not to kill.
3. Third, in our various ways, we are all about our Father, the King's, business.
4. Fourth, a house divided against itself cannot stand. Therefore, it is in our interest to join hands and work toward the goal of saving babies' lives and healing women's hearts--heal the broken-hearted, set the captives free.

So, can we take the time to get acquainted? Tell us a little about yourself and your ministry. Keep it short, a paragraph or so, because we are all busy. But share your heart. May God bless you.

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Ten Best and Worst Pro-Life Developments for 2010

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