I’ve got a request to see the prolife flash mob that I was in, while I was at Survivors Camp. Here you go! (: I don’t know if you can see me, but I’m wearing a black and white striped shirt and jeans.
All the girls were pretending to be pregnant with balloons under their shirts and you can not believe the stares we got!! Haha(:
Yesterday was the 39th anniversary of Roe v Wade. January 22nd, 1973 was one of the saddest days of our nation. Over 50 million lives have been lost.
I can’t understand why so many women have gotten/get abortions and even continue getting them after their first. I feel very sorry for them and hope that they will turn away from the mindset that life is disposable and turn towards God.
Lord, have mercy on them.
Me at the "Family Planning" abortion clinic
For the anniversary of Roe v Wade, most of my family and I went to a “Family Planning” abortion clinic and had a candlelit vigil. I put “Family Planning” in quotes only because there is no planning or families there – only poor children being disposed of.
At the vigil, we were praying and thinking about the poor women, who had gone into that abortion clinic with a child and walked out without one. Of course, I’m hoping that in my lifetime abortion will end, but for now, I just hope this terrible clinic will close.
Below are more photos at the candlelit vigil.
Vigil with my Siblings, Cousin, Aunt, and Dad
My Brothers and Sister at the Clinic
My sister, Aunt, and Cousin with Mary at the Abortion clinic
So now I am totally “tech-savvy.” I just got accounts with facebook, twitter, youtube, and tumblr. Check them out and “like,” “follow,” and “subscribe” to me. I’m still getting started, so there isn’t much yet, but I’ll keep posting to it. (:
My family went to a life chain last year here in CA and I took video and pictures and put them together into this. Most of the people there are my family – cousins, siblings, parents, uncles, aunts, and my grandma. I’m the one handing things to people in the cars with the black and white striped shirt.
We were giving out flyers and 12 week old fetal models with information about the baby at that stage of life. I hope you enjoy this short video showing what happened. (:
Sorry I’ve been gone so long. But I’ve got an excuse!! I am taking 3 AP classes this semester and they are SO hard. I’m taking AP English Language and Composition, AP U.S. History, and AP Physics, and I’m basically dying from overload. I’m starting to get the hang of these classes though, so I’ll be posting here more often. (;
I hope you had as great a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year with your family as I did. (Since, I’ve been gone about that long haha)
About a week ago, I ordered and received the book Unplanned by Abby Johnson in the mail. I could not put it down and spent hours at night reading it, because the story I wanted to know more. Abby Johnson, the author of Unplanned, was the director of a Planned Parenthood in Texas for 8 years, before having to assist an ultrasound guided abortion that changed her life. It gives a whole new perspective on sidewalk counseling to the prolife movement. I highly recommend this book.
I’m sure you will love this book, so check out the first chapter of the book and then if you enjoyed that get the book.
If you have already read the book, or are not much of a reader, you can get the documentary. I have the documentary, but I have not seen it yet, although I’m sure it will be great also. You can watch a clip of the documentary here and if you would like, buy it also. http://www.unplannedthebook.com/index.php/the-documentary/
Oh yes!! Planned Parenthood is not performing abortions anymore at 7 AZ locations.
Keep up the good work!
If you can’t get out there and sidewalk counsel or do other prolife activism, please at least say a prayer once a day to help us out! It doesn’t have to be long and it can be as simple as “God, please end abortion” just say it. It will make a difference. Thanks!
Good news out of the Grand Canyon State — Planned Parenthood has announced they will stop performing abortions at seven locations across Arizona.
Me, Genesis, Ray, Carolina, and Cynthia on the beach after a long day of activism. We are so pumped!
Hi Everybody! I just got back from an amazing prolife camp called Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust Prolife Camp and I wanted to convince you to go to the camp, send your children to the camp, or send someone you think would be interested to the camp.
If you were born since the year 1973, then you are a Survivor of the Abortion Holocaust, because in 1973, abortion was legalized through all nine months of pregnancy. We must be a voice for those who did not survive! We must stand up to stop the Holocaust!
It was my first time to attend this 11 day, co-ed, training, pro-life boot camp. This camp was amazing. It began with lectures, led to activism, and the whole time we were making friends and having a good time.
Ashley teaching us the clothes hanger myth about abortions.
For the first couple of days we had training and lectures about:
fetal development
sidewalk counseling
the abortion industry
the abortion procedures
the risks and consequences of abortion
how to talk to policemen
how to photograph and videotape events
how to organize events
and so much more
The people at Survivors always made the lectures interesting with videos, games, slideshows, photos, and other cool stuff. I’ll probably be posting different things I learned from the lectures at camp on here every once in a while, so keep checking in.
Genesis and I are holding signs to educate our generation about abortion.
After the lectures, we got to put all that we learned into action, doing activism. Activism was definitely my favorite part of the pro-life camp. I felt like whenever people were rude to us, it was because we were doing our jobs right. There was joy in being persecuted for defending the preborn.
“And all that will live godly in Christ Jesus, shall suffer persecution.” -2 Timothy 3:12
I really liked that everything we learned in the lectures helped us to defend our side of the issue well.
I felt like a pro!
During activism we would do many activities to spread the pro-life message and bring awareness to the community.
During the 11 days we did many activism events (see photos below) like:
went to abortion clinics and some of us would sidewalk counsel
held fetal development signs or the graphic signs
would hand out literature
draw pro-life messages and art on the sidewalk with chalk.
went to different beaches in SoCal to educate people
Summer will be over soon and there won’t be another camp until next year, but you can get involved with Survivors NOW! I am inviting you all to go to the IPYC (International ProLife Youth Conference) where you can learn more about it.
When: November 11-13, 2011
Where: St. Matthias High School 7851 Gardendale St.
Downey, CA 90242
Who: Young people from every nation!
Get more information at this website — http://internationalprolifeyouth.com/. Invite your friends, relatives, and anyone else you happen to talk to. This will be a great opportunity for you. You will not only learn about the prolife movement, but also learn how to educate others about abortion and the “pro-choice” lies. I hope you’ll join me and the Survivors. Here’s a little video about it.
Tiffany and Hillary are standing up for the innocent children who are being killed daily in the womb.
Loren is handing out literature on the street in front of Planned Parenthood.
Jarah is sidewalk chalking. “A person’s a person no matter how small.”
Stephanie and Jojo are showing the stages of development in the womb.
I am only 15. How can I be a judge? People continually say that I am judging the women who had or are having abortions. Not true at all. I’m just here to educate. I want to educate all women that abortion is the killing of an innocent human being; therefore, abortion is wrong. I am totally sympathetic to the women who have had abortions. They have gone through a trauma, possibly without knowing that it was wrong at the time, and sometimes the women have no support. I want them to know that I want to support them. All of the different side effects they might be having, all of the stress they might be having, all of the doubts they might be having are horrible. Friends of the women, who have had an abortion, don’t always understand why the women have these feelings, because in their minds all the women did was get rid of tissue in their womb, or get rid of a “fetus” without understanding that a fetus is a child. They might begin ridiculing the women, making them feel worse. This is horrible. After the trauma they just had, they don’t deserve more. They deserve love and help. I am not just for the children, but also for the women.