Events & Announcements
40 Days for Life will take place in Jackson from Sept. 23 to Nov. 1 in front of Planned Parenthood at 2009 W. Michigan. Due to the ongoing and uncertain nature of the Covid situation, we anticipate it will look very different this year. There will be no large events or gatherings and our focus will be on the 40 day, 12 hour a day prayer vigil with at least two people praying each hour in front of Planned Parenthood from from 8am to 8pm. There will be no physical sign-ups in churches, instead we will try to get everyone signed up either through our website or through email, texts or phone calls. There will be no shared supplies at the vigil site and we will offer the opportunity for people who wish to hold a sign to get their own prior to the 40 Days. This will be a socially distanced no touch prayer vigil. The website is open for sign-ups and your help is needed. Go to: 40daysforlife.com/jackson, or contact Beth at 517-262-1750 or beth@thorrez.com.
THANK YOU for helping our group attend the March for Life 2020! Enjoy some of our photos here.
Please join the sidewalk prayer group in front of Planned Parenthood to the new time of Mondays at 1pm.
Did You Know?
Abortion providers argue that second and third trimester abortions are only allowed when a mother's life and health are in danger. What they don't tell you is that according to Doe vs. Bolton, health is defined in very broad terms i.e., social well-being, as to make it virtually impossible for a state to protect the unborn child even after the sixth or seventh month of pregnancy.
Politics - Making Your Voice Heard
Politics should not and is not everything, but it is a benchmark of the culture, and it is a proxy for the struggle between our view of the human person and the alternatives proposed by relativists and aggressive secular liberalism. Pro-life laws, where they exist, reflect a culture that is pro-life, and if we give up the fight to promote pro-life politics, that will be a sign of our own capitulation to the culture of death. ~ Steven Ertelt Lifenews.com
