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Six years after a Faces of Choice Super Bowl ad introducing abortion survivors to America was blocked days before airing, the pro-life organization now has another opportunity to bring those same voices before a global audience.
Faces of Choice has created a powerful new World Cup commercial featuring boxing legend Manny Pacquiao and abortion survivors from around the world — men and women who survived abortion procedures intended to end their lives before birth.
The ad has now been approved, and an initial international placement will run during the World Cup final weekend. Faces of Choice is still working against the clock to fund additional placement while this rare window remains open, so this message can reach as many people as possible. ---More...
Police Believe Anne Widdcombe Was Attacked 24 Hours Before Her Body Was Discovered
Police investigating the death of Ann Widdecombe believe the former Conservative MP and prominent pro-life advocate was attacked nearly 24 hours before her body was discovered with serious injuries at her home on Dartmoor in Devon.
Devon and Cornwall Police said they believe Widdecombe, 78, was attacked around 12:30 BST on Wednesday. Her body was found at about 11:40 BST on Thursday after ambulance staff called officers to the property in the village of Haytor. ---More...
Miracle Baby Born at 22 Weeks Heads Home From Hospital
A baby born weighing barely a pound at just 22 weeks gestation has finally been sent home after months in hospital, making him the most premature baby to survive at the hospital where he was born.
The “miracle” baby, Isaac, was born at just 22 weeks and three days at University Hospital in Coventry in February. Doctors said his chances of survival were not good, but after being cared for by his specialist and dedicated team, the little fighter is almost five times his birth weight and is going home.
His mother, Vimbay, rang a bell signalling the end of her son’s hospital stay as she wiped away tears, and dad Tatenda said it was a miracle that baby Isaac was still with them. ---More...
ACLU Will Spend $25 Million, Promote Radical Virginia Abortion Amendment
The ACLU just pledged more than 25 MILLION dollars for “voter education electoral program” for the Midterm elections. According to the ACLU, a portion of that will be spent on the abortion amendment here in Virginia.
Expect Soros and Planned Parenthood to be right behind them…
There you have it. Millions of leftist dollars are lining up to be spent lying to Virginia voters this fall on the most important issue on the ballot.
Life and truth are on the ballot this fall—and we need your help to fund the truth. We don’t have Soros money, we depend on dollars from real, hardworking Virginians such as yourself to fund our efforts.
We cannot let the truth be drowned out this fall! ---More...
Campaign Will Show Banners on Freeways Saying “Abortion Takes a Human Life”
Next Friday, July 24, small teams of pro-life volunteers across the country will hold large banners on bridges over busy highways, reaching commuters with the message that “Abortion takes a human life.”
The groups, organized by the Aurora, Illinois based Pro-Life Action League, will hold their banners during the morning and evening rush hours as part of National Pro-Life Bridges Day, taking place in more than 50 cities throughout the United States.
This year’s Bridges Day comes as the federal government has restored Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, resuming the flow of taxpayer dollars to the nation’s largest abortion provider. Pro-Life Action League Chief Operations Officer Matt Yonke, who is organizing the nationwide effort, condemned the decision, but insisted that funding fights are not why the event exists. ---More...
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