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  • Jess Clark
    Jess is a writer and the mother of 4 children on earth and 2 children in heaven. When she's not answering questions about the universe or saving the baby from himself, she blogs about adoption, mothering, life, and special needs.
    
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  • Natalie Brumfield
    Natalie has been the Bound4LIFE Birmingham Chapter Leader since 2008. She works as a curriculum writer and volunteer coordinator for the children’s ministry at her local church in Birmingham, Alabama. She’s on the leadership team for the Birmingham Prayer Furnace as a prayer leader and serves as a weekly counselor for Sav-A-Life, a local pregnancy test center. Natalie longs to teach and provoke the hearts of the next generation for Jesus’ righteousness, intercession, and justice!
    
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  • Ellie Saul
    Ellie lives in quaint Jasper, AL with her husband Andrew. They are passionate lovers of Jesus and live to share His word and love with anyone they meet. They believe the kindness of God is what brings change and are fully committed to being vessels of that kindness. Ellie loves to minister to women, to teach, to dance, to hug, and of course to hold babies.
    
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    Stacie is a missionary with the Justice House of Prayer in Washington, DC. She is married to an incredibly attractive computer programmer and is going to be a pillar in the house of God forever.Read Posts By Stacie Kuhns
  • Matt Lockett
    Matt is a husband and proud father of four children. He's a full-time missionary serving as the Director of Bound4LIFE and the Justice House of Prayer DC. Formerly he had a career in advertising and marketing. These days he really wishes he had paid more attention in government class.
    
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Posts from: October 2009

• Abortion – The Greatest Crime Lowering Factors In American History

  Posted by Christina Martin on October 30, 2009

  I was recently in an airport when I purchased a copy of the NY times best seller “Freakonomics”. This book was written by economist Steven D. Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner. Since its 2005 release it’s sold more than 4 million copies and been published in 35 languages. From Time magazine to the Washington Post this book has gotten rave reviews. The San Francisco Weekly exclaims “I can’t think of a single adult I know who wouldn’t enjoy reading it”.  All this praise seems disturbing in light of the appalling thoughts expressed in its pages. Namely their proposal, that abortion could be considered “one of the greatest crime-lowering factors in American history”.

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• Double Standard Of Choice Versus Murder

  Posted by Susan Michelle on October 29, 2009

  The double standard of choice versus murder took a new twist in Los Angeles this week. The Los Angeles Times and KTLA News in Los Angeles both reported this story of  a man arrested for killing an unborn child.

  “A man was arrested on suspicion of murder in the death of an unborn child believed to be his, police say…  Police released no information on the circumstances of the child’s death, and the only information released on the mother is that she is alive.”

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• Dems Looking To Codify Hyde Amendment For Health Bill

  Posted by Ian Kelly on October 28, 2009

  
  "We’re working very closely with Bart Stupak (D-MIch.) and that coalition of Democrats to write a the bill in a way that makes it absolutely clear that no public dollars can go to funding abortions as part of the health reform bill," Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), the assistant to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), said during an appearance on Fox News this morning.

  "We’re trying to codify the Hyde amendment as part of the health care reform bill," Van Hollen explained.

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• Babies Are Beautiful

  Posted by Matt Lockett on October 26, 2009

  Breaking from my usual punch-in-the-neck posts laced liberally with legislative importunity, I wanted to take this opportunity to bring a little light into your Monday. We all need to push back from the desk of cultural engagement every now and then and be reminded of why we’re doing this.

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• Abortion And Provider Numbers Down

  Posted by Ian Kelly on October 23, 2009

  …Federal numbers show the number of abortions performed in the US is down to a rate not seen since the 70s…but that may be because finding a legal abortion provider is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in the Midwest. Despite the landmark Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, the number of doctors qualified to perform the procedure is declining…

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• Planned Parenthood 1964 Advertisement

  Posted by Ian Kelly on October 22, 2009

  Just in case you are having problems reading the text it says,

  An abortion kills the life of a baby after it has begun.  It is dangerous to your life and health.

  Perhaps, Planned Parenthood was a bit to honest with their advertisement… but hey, it’s refreshing that at least they used to be truthful about what they do. Nowadays, they just lie about it.

  Planned Parenthood, you know what they say: Admission is the first step to recovery.

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• Prayer Surge for Health Care Bill

  Posted by Matt Lockett on October 21, 2009

   On Monday the Senate Finance Committee’s health care bill was filed in the Senate. Take a look at the 1,502 pages, and it’s what you won’t find that is so unsettling. To date every single attempt by pro-life lawmakers to insert language that guarantees what President Obama promised has been blocked or voted down. That promise from his speech to the joint session of Congress was that there would be:
  

  “No government funding of abortion.”

  The Committee’s bill has no language that expressly prevents the inclusion of abortion under government-run health care. Disinformation and confusion persist even as polls show that the overwhelming majority of Americans DO NOT want taxpayer-funded abortion.

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• A Random Nuremburg Thought…

  Posted by Ian Kelly on October 21, 2009

  After World War II, many countries agreed to have a Nuremburg agreement (the Nuremburg Code), in which they stated that no medical procedure should be used on human beings without having been tested previously on animals. Guess which procedure has never been tested on animals?

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• 18 Weeks Pregnant

  Posted by Ian Kelly on October 20, 2009

  When I was a little over 18 weeks pregnant with my now pre-school child, I did a second trimester abortion for a patient who was also a little over 18 weeks pregnant. As I reviewed her chart I realised that I was more interested than usual in seeing the fetal parts when I was done, since they would so closely resemble those of my own fetus.

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• Doctrine Of Demons

  Posted by Ian Kelly on October 14, 2009

  We (Bound4LIFE) are a prayer focused organization. It’s what we do. It’s who we are. Before anything else, we believe that prayer is our greatest weapon in the ending of abortion AND we believe firmly that history belongs to the intercessor!

  Needless to say, when I hear "ministers" praying for God to bless abortion doctors and nurses and enable them to continue to provide abortion services to all women, I get more than a little creeped out.

  “Gracious and loving God, be with all of those brave souls who make abortion possible. Hold them in your loving embrace and keep them safe— doctors, nurses, clinic staff, administrators, janitors and counselors and receptionists—all those who labor to provide abortions to those in need. Bless them and keep them safe from harm and harassment, intimidation and fear. Hear us, O God, as we lift up our voices to you, and say in all your many names- Amen.”

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