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The Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition invites all pro-lifer prayer warriors to join us for our monthly First Friday Life Chain on Friday, October 2nd at the Warminster Planned Parenthood at 610 Louis Drive.
The Life Chain begins at 9:30 am and ends at 10:30 am. We will stand and pray directly across the street facing Planned Parenthood on Louis Drive. While we will be following social distancing guidelines, masks are optional.
We hope many will join with us to pray for an end to abortion at this facility as well as other facilities in Southeast Pennsylvania and across the country. Signs will be provided for this event.
The Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition is an organization that believes in the sanctity of life from the moment of conception to natural death. We provide financial and material support to area crisis pregnancy care centers that endorse the sanctity of life. To expand our mission, we provide information and education to the community. Follow us on Facebookusing this link.
Babies’ remains left on a loading dock in Northbrook, IL back in 1988 by a commercial incineration company called Precision Energy Systems — that is why we now have a National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children every 2nd Saturday in September nationwide.
These remains were in boxes labeled POC (Products of Conception) and were gathered from several abortion clinics in that area, many of which were owned by Susan Hill of the National Women’s Health Organization. Blessedly, an anonymous tip alerted a crisis pregnancy center of the forgotten remains and arrangements were made to give these children a proper burial. Over the years there have been numerous instances across our country of children’s remains left unwanted and uncared for after abortion procedures. In our own city of Philadelphia, the remains of aborted children that were found at convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell’s House of Horrors abortion clinic eventually were buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
This past Saturday a group of approximately 25 people took part in a memorial service at Our Lady of Grace Cemetery, Bucks County. The Knights of Columbus, who over the years have financially supported the burial of babies’ remains, were there in attendance as was Lauren Kretzer, the Regional Director of Silent No More. Silent No More is an organization whose mission is to raise awareness of the effect abortion has on women, men and society in general. Lauren shared her personal abortion story with us and the emotional and physical effects abortion had on her life and how she was able to find healing thru God’s providence.
We prayed in unison for babies all over the world who have been tossed away as medical waste, no dignity or respect provided for their tiny bodies and souls. Over 61 million abortions have occurred in the U.S. since Roe v Wade went into law in 1973. Let us take time every September to acknowledge the enormity of that number and the tragedy of these lost lives. These were generations of our children who it was decided were not equal enough or deserving enough to live their lives as we were able to. Let us never forget, just as we promised we would never forget those lives of the men, women and children who tragically died during the attacks on the U.S. on 9/11.
A group of pro-lifers taking part in a a sidewalk day outside of Planned Parenthood. June 2019.
The following is from an email blast sent by Deborah regarding an encounter a sidewalk servant witnessed outside of Planned Parenthood
One of the Sidewalk Servants, Bob, shared a story about a young lady they encountered last Thursday at 12th & Locust, and we wanted to share it with you. Please take a few moments to read it; this woman’s comment “I wish you had been here when I came before” is just heart wrenching… It is an encouragement for all of us to give a little of our time to be there for each woman and baby; they need us… Our presence can make all the difference! Please give a couple of hours of your time this week, and ask family and friends to join you or to sign up for a time also. God bless you! His story: At 12th and Locust this AM, Rose approached and I offered her a brochure, pointed to the Community Women’s Center of Philadelphia (Women’s Center) next doorand suggested she could get care that did notinclude abortion there. She was a beautiful and very mature young lady. She smiled knowingly and said she thought she was pregnant, that she had taken the first part of the chemical abortion but thought it had failed. She spoke of immediate regret upon doing so and said she was happy to be pregnant. I expressed my hope and joy at that possibility, and encouraged her to go next door. We also gave her the Natural Womens’ Health material from Dr. Monique. But she proceeded anyway to go into Planned Parenthood. I cautioned her to be careful that she not listen to untruths in Planned Parenthood. I then called the Women’s Centernumber to prepare them in the event she came out. When I was returning to the sidewalk in front of the Planned Parenthood, I saw Rose speaking with Bob G, another Sidewalk Servant who was there with me. Bob was very encouraging and loving as he learned from her that, despite testing positive for pregnancy at home, she had tested negative in PP. I also tried to be comforting, asking her to google Rachel’s Vineyard which she proceeded to do. We also encouraged her to visit the Women’s Center, to consult on her situation and perhaps be re-tested. She did, but before leaving us she looked at us with big, beautiful brown eyes and said “I wish you had been here when I came before”. My heart aches. Please encourage folks to continue to come out to pray and be there for these women. I found her story so encouraging. The women need us there! Let’s be there for them. Thanks to Pat and others for all they have done to be present during the first and hopefully only COVID storm in Phila. Please pray for Rose. Bob ——————————————————HOURS HELP NEEDED:
The Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition invites all pro-lifer prayer warriors to join us for our monthly First Friday Life Chain on Friday, September 4th at the Warminster Planned Parenthood at 610 Louis Drive.
The Life Chain begins at 9:30 am and ends at 10:30 am. We will stand and pray directly across the street facing Planned Parenthood on Louis Drive. While we will be following social distancing guidelines, masks are optional.
We hope many will join with us to pray for an end to abortion at this facility as well as other facilities in Southeast Pennsylvania and across the country. Signs will be provided for this event.
The Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition is an organization that believes in the sanctity of life from the moment of conception to natural death. We provide financial and material support to area crisis pregnancy care centers that endorse the sanctity of life. To expand our mission, we provide information and education to the community. Follow us on Facebookusing this link.
The Republican National Conventional, held between August 24th through the 27th, will feature a myriad of speakers that can dispel the lies of the lamestream media and the Democratic party.
This year, the RNC will include many pro-life champions in office and activists making a difference in building a culture of life.
Abby Johnson will speak on Tuesday evening. In addition to Abby Johnson, Nick Sandmann, a student from Kentucky who beat CNN in court, will also highlight the second evening of the convention.
Students for Life of America invites everyone to join in peaceful prayer and support at the Planned Parenthood in Warminster, Pennsylvania. They will be gathering from 8 am-noon on Friday, July 31st. You are encouraged to commit to two hours of prayerful presence with them.
Please email Tucker Brown, at mtuckerbrown3@gmail.com to let him know what time you’ll be praying with them.
For more information, please see the attached flyer as well as their guidelines which are both posted below.
The following is from Kathy Kuhns and the Board of Directors of Pro-Life Berks. Please try to come out and witness at one of these three abortion sites in Berks County. Prayer and public witness are the most powerful things we can do to end the slaughter of God’s precious little ones in Berks County and across our nation.
Get busy! Be involved! Do your part!
Tuesdays 8:00 am to 12:00 Noon at Reading Planned Parenthood (PP), 4th and Franklin Sts.** Surgical and chemical abortion Day!
We do sidewalk counseling, witness, pray, hand out rosaries and prayer cards. Be a witness! We pray as a group at 9 AM. If you absolutely can’t be at PP, you can still pray. Also doing abortions on Wed. AM. *Men: Pray with the King’s Men at 7:30 AM, or with Gene Orlando at 7:00 AM.
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Allentown Women’s Center, 31 S. Commerce Drive, Bethlehem. Abortions mostly Friday and Saturday Busy!
Allentown Planned Parenthood, 29 N. 9th St., Allentown. Surgical abortions on Fridays? Chemical?
45 BABIES ARE MURDERED EVERY DAY IN PHILADELPHIA. WHEN WILL THE MADNESS STOP?
Archbishop Nelson Perez will lead the faithful in a day of prayer for an end to abortion in Philadelphia on Saturday, July 25th
The day begins with 8AM mass at the Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral. A rosary procession to Planned Parenthood will follow mass. An ecumenical prayer vigil will take place at 9:15 AM.
ALL WHO LIVE IN THE PHILADELPHIA AREA ARE ASKED WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE.
Below is a report from Reverend Clinard Childress of Black Genocide.org on the Life & Liberty Rally and Prayer Event in Cherry Hill, New Jersey on Independence Day. At the end of this post, there is a video from LifeNet that I found on Facebook.
The 4th of July “Independence For Babies In The Womb” Liberty Rally @ the Cherry Hill Late Term Abortion Clinic was an exhilarating session of “Decrees and Intercession“for the clinic to close!
The Clinic heard we were coming, and it closed but that’s a sign of the future. The people of God are advancing and the “death stations” will cease and the captives will be set free! Greg Solvesenski and Greg Schwarzwalder are the chief coordinators of the South Jersey Pro-Life Coalition and their diligence is paying off. There was a great gathering at the ecumenical prayer service at St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church in Merchantville right after the rally to honor the source of our victory, God and Prayer.
The participants consisted of clergy, political candidates, pro-life activists and protesters all there to stand in the defense of the unborn. People gave up their morning to celebrate the birth of the United States to demand access to the American Dream for children yet to be born.
Yes, there are restrictions but remember there was very little if at all restrictions on killing babies! We must for their sake be diligent in our stand for life. Use what ever means you can to express your faith and share your testimony of the goodness of the Lord. The nation needs your voice as well as your prayers. We have the God given ability from Him to make a difference. Prayer and decree are critical now and we are ordained to play that role.
We will be sharing footage of this event, but I do have a “shaky” video to give you an idea of the great turnout which is laying a foundation for the future and we will prevail over the “Spirit Of Murder”.
We have covert pro-life activities for the summer! This is an election year any and all support now will help us address some glaring opportunities for the sake of future generations yet to be born. Please support our work here www.Blackgenocide.org Donate
Babies’ remains left on a loading dock in Northbrook, IL back in 1988 by a commercial incineration company called Precision Energy Systems — that is why we now have a 
