Slavery Apology Resolution PASSED by Senate
Watch the following video of Senator Sam Brownback speaking from the Senate floor.
Watch the following video of Senator Sam Brownback speaking from the Senate floor.
Tomorrow as a first order of business the U.S. Senate will be debating a Slavery Apology Resolution called S. Con. Res. 26. Please be in prayer that this apology would pass unanimously with no opposition. It is being presented in such a way that will NOT require the signature of the President. It will be a “concurrent resolution" between both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
They needed a caring and compassionate physician to help them through this dark moment, and if they chose not to continue the pregnancy, they also needed a physician who was both skilled enough and brave enough to provide them with the care they needed.
Dr. Bernard Nathanson is one of the original founders of NARAL as well as the former director of the largest abortion clinic in the western world.
A woman named Temeka said her mind was made up before she took a day off from work to visit the clinic. Six weeks pregnant with twins, she decided that giving birth and raising the children would be too much -- on top of her marriage, her mothering of a 1-year-old, her full-time job at a sandwich shop and her studies at a junior college.
"I have doubts, but I know what I've got to accomplish," said Temeka, 26, who asked that only her first name be used. "I already asked God for forgiveness."
President Obama has announced that he will rescind the conscience protection for medical workers that currently provides them legal protection for refusing to violate their conscience by participating in abortions.
Bound4LIFE wants to invite you to become part of the prayer revolution to end abortion.
Well exactly how are you supposed to do that anyway?
Supreme Court justice nominee, Sotomayor, starts her interviews today.
When the Lord called me directly into the pro-life movement, He first established that my posture was to be rooted and grounded in the prayer movement. As we all process this horrendous event even as the debate heats up concerning the next Supreme Court nominee and tax-paid-for abortion in health care reform I’d like to offer some encouraging words.