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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 Kuhns
    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 tagged 'Social Networking':

• Giving voice to the unborn through social networking sites

  Posted by Jael Zeballos on February 8, 2012

  As the dust settles on the Komen Foundation-Planned Parenthood story, social networks like Facebook and Twitter are settling down as well after the media storm resulted from the story.  We all saw pink “I Stand With Planned Parenthood” banners, Twitter hashtags, and other supportive material spread through these networks like wildfire immediately after the story broke out. Now we learn that this was not exactly a spontaneous, grassroots movement, but rather part of a deliberate public relations offensive prearranged by Planned Parenthood.

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• Inside Bound4LIFE 6/19/09

  Posted by Matt Lockett on June 19, 2009

  Weekly updates from Bound4LIFE with Executive Director Matt Lockett.

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• Viral Is Good, When It’s Online

  Posted by Levi Bethune on May 26, 2009

  In this (potentially award-winning and health-conscious) blog series entitled "Social Networking for Social Justice", I’m explaining several different social media tools, and how they can be implemented to help drive, and support organizations such as Bound4LIFE.

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• How Facebook Can Promote LIFE

  Posted by Levi Bethune on April 17, 2009

  In this (wildly popular, and increasingly good-looking) blog series entitled "Social Networking for Social Justice", I’m explaining several different social media tools, and how they can be implemented to help drive, and support organizations such as Bound4LIFE.

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• Wait, Is ‘Blog’ Even a Real Word?

  Posted by Levi Bethune on March 12, 2009

  In this blog series entitled "Social Networking for Social Justice", I’m explaining several different social media tools, and how they can be implemented to help drive, and support organizations such as Bound4LIFE.

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• Microblogging 101

  Posted by Levi Bethune on February 5, 2009

  In this blog series entitled "Social Networking for Social Justice", I’m explaining several different social media tools, and how they can be implemented to help drive, and support organizations such as Bound4LIFE. 

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• Social Networking for Social Justice

  Posted by Levi Bethune on January 14, 2009

  Social networking is exactly what it sounds like: A connection of individuals and organizations that share a common ground. ANY common ground. Social networking happens at parties all the time. If you’ve ever walked up to someone you didn’t know and shared a piece of information with them, like your name, then you’ve established a social network. It’s not much different online, except that the party seem a little daunting and vast. Social networking sites(such as MySpace, Facebook, FriendFeed etc.) create smaller, more manageable parties, where you can protect your information.

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