Babies Saved Again in DC
We've posted several articles here tracking with the progress of the "No Trespassing" sign the Planned Parenthood put on public property here in DC. Last Saturday's event, A Time To Stand, was a significant victory in that the city recognized that the property was in fact public and open for Christians to enter—specifically those that want to pray on site and do sidewalk counseling.
Well here is an amazing testimony of fruit from those efforts that comes by way of a local woman named Carolyn. In fact, Carolyn was the first person threatened with arrest and made to leave several months ago after Planned Parenthood erected their fence and hung their no trespassing sign. Carolyn returned this last week to once again pray at the facility which had been a regular activity for her before the fence was built.
Last weekend I participated in the event “A Time to Stand”. I’m sure you know the details of this project by now, but if not here’s the summary in a nutshell: several months ago Rev. Patrick Mahoney was arrested for praying on a PUBLIC SIDEWALK in front of a Planned Parenthood in Washington, DC. So we went back to peaceably pray on that same sidewalk, and possibly risk arrest, in order to assure that prayer and the first amendment were protected.
I'm not trying to be juvenile about this. Far from it. It just amazes me how Planned Parenthood can perpetuate lies to the public and still enjoy the trust of women and the government. This "No Trespassing" sign is small in comparison to something like "It's just a clump of tissue" or "
Planned Parenthood wasn't happy today. It was discovered that someone within the organization had been putting a squeeze on the city at the last minute. Something apparently happened between yesterday and today when the Corporation Council for DC and the Attorney General ruled that the sidewalk in front of Planned Parenthood is IN FACT still PUBLIC PROPERTY. There was some last minute discussion and debate between Rev. Pat Mahoney and the Commander on site. However, it was ultimately decided that there would be NO ARRESTS for anyone choosing to enter the once-off-limits property to pray.
On the eve of the 
Last week I invested myself in bringing to everyone's attention the arrest of Rev. Pat Mahoney. Rev. Mahoney is a good friend, but his arrest made an unusually strong impact on me beyond that. It disturbed me to see a member of the clergy being arrested by DC police that seemed to be following the law according to Planned Parenthood.
Matt Lockett, Director of Bound4LIFE, talks about the 40 feet of public property between the street and Planned Parenthood in Washington, DC.
Rev. Pat Mahoney was released from jail late last night and slept in his DC office. I caught up with him this afternoon once he had met with his attorneys for a planning meeting.
We've already made you aware that yesterday was the first official day of business for Planned Parenthood's Abortion Supercenter in Houston, TX. This 78,000 square foot monstrosity has been located right in the middle of four minority neighborhoods. Big ones. The city of Houston calls them "super neighborhoods." Three are between 80%-90% Hispanic and the other is more than 80% African American.
Planned Parenthood announced this week that they will be building their next
46,000 sq. ft. Abortion Supercenter in St. Paul, MN. What is an Abortion Supercenter you ask? That would refer to any abortion facility that's square footage exceeds 10,000. Think about most neighborhood-sized abortion facilities that are about the size of a single-family home. Brand new Supercenters are being built at a size that rivals your local Wal-Mart.
This morning the controversial billboard campaign created by our good friends at the Radiance Foundation was featured on CNN's American Morning. Right now there are 80 of these billboards up in the city of Atlanta, and it's creating a lot of debate. What's interesting is that much of the debate is taking place within the Black community itself.
Despite objections Chairman Waxman invoked special House rules to 
“Hit with declines in funding from the economic crisis and the Madoff scandal, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America is laying off around 20% of its staff.”
On, September 21st, 1957, Mike Wallace sat down with Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, and asked her about birth control, divorce, and sin. This is an eye-opening interview and is well worth the time it takes to watch. You can watch or read the interview 
