A pro-life bill­board from Geor­gia Right to Life (GRL) has stirred up con­tro­versy from fem­i­nists and lib­er­als alike. You may view a photo of the bill­board below.

Yes, see­ing the pic­tures is very hard. But it was the pic­tures of the dead bod­ies that prompted the end­ing of the holo­caust in Ger­many and it is time to end this holocaust.

My name is Rebecca Kiessling. I am a fam­ily law attor­ney from Michi­gan and inter­na­tional pro-life speaker. I’ve lit­i­gated numer­ous high-profile cases defend­ing pre-born human life, includ­ing the “frozen embryo” case in Michi­gan — the third of its kind in the U.S.. I’m also an adoptee who was con­ceived in rape and nearly aborted at two back-alley abortionists.

Intro­duc­ing our new down­loads page with web­site ban­ners for your

website/blogs and desk top wallpapers!

“The per­son­hood amend­ment is an impor­tant step in re-affirming the value of every sin­gle person.”

While aid work­ers con­tinue the hard work of meet­ing the basic needs of Haitians, Inter­na­tional Planned Par­ent­hood and other pro-abortion groups are mak­ing their pres­ence known.

Sat, 02/13/2010 Keith Mason, Per­son­hood USA

DENVER / Chris­t­ian Newswire / Feb­ru­ary 12 – Per­son­hood Col­orado sub­mit­ted sig­na­tures to the Sec­re­tary of State’s office today
for the Col­orado Per­son­hood Amend­ment. The sig­na­tures sub­mit­ted totaled 79,817, although only 76,047 were required. All sig­na­tures
are pend­ing val­i­da­tion by the Col­orado Sec­re­tary of State’s office.

Mar­tin County Care Net’s 2010 Annual Walk For Life was a won­der­ful event to meet new friends and enjoy family time.

The response was great to the motor­cy­cle run and bicy­cle ride and other activ­i­ties for kids. There were spe­cial prizes, award, and a complimentary lunch.

Per­son­hoodFL was in the midst of it all, col­lect­ing sig­na­tures from reg­is­tered Florida […]

We have nib­bled around the edges of the abor­tion holo­caust for almost forty years and, dur­ing that time, more than 50 mil­lion babies have been slaughtered.

On more than one occa­sion it has been sug­gested to me … to wait.

The cause is just, but wait.

The cause is wor­thy, but wait.

The cause is right­eous, but wait.

That is, wait for a more oppor­tune or favor­able time to pur­sue the just, wor­thy and right­eous cause of the Cal­i­for­nia Human Rights Amendment.