Showing posts with label Texas Pro-Life Action Team. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas Pro-Life Action Team. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

A Day of Remembrance, 2013

Gravesite at Calvary Hill where more than
1,300 aborted babies are buried
This past Saturday - September 14, 2013 - was the first annual National Day of Remembrance For Aborted Children. There were over 100 memorial services held at locations all over the country, including 38 gravesites of aborted children.

The North Texas memorial was held at the Cemetery of the Innocents at Calvary Hill in Dallas, where more than 1,300 babies are buried. Many of the babies were discovered by pro-life activists in the dumpster of a local abortion clinic in 1984.

The Lam family
of Frisco, TX

This site is also the burial site of Baby Malachi, the subject of one of
the most famous photos of an aborted baby ever taken. His image has been used by thousands of pro-life advocates nationwide and has turned hearts away from abortion to choose life!

Malachi was recovered by activist Flip Benham of Operation Save America and was buried in 1993. His name means "Messenger," appropriate since his image has brought the truth about abortion to millions of people across the country. (Read more about Malachi here.) (See an image of Malachi here - WARNING; graphic)

Rachel Lam
The local sponsor of this year's memorial was Texas Pro-Life Action Team.

The memorial included prayers led by Ishita Patel Kent of Dallas, the singing of Amazing Grace led by Karen Garnett (Executive Director of The Catholic Pro-Life Committee), and the laying of flowers at the gravesite.

Speakers for the memorial included Andrew Smith; State Director for Texas Pro-Life Action Team, Rachel Lam from St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Frisco, Janice Petrie with The Bella House, and Jacqueline Smith with Flowers For Innocents Project.

Ishita Patel Kent
The memorial ended in solemn silence in tribute to the nearly 55 million babies known to have been aborted in the United States since January 22, 1973.

The second annual Day of Remembrance will be held Saturday, September 13, 2014.

Andrew Smith
Texas Pro-Life Action Team: The Texas Pro-Life Action Team is a 501 C-3 non-profit corporation registered in the state of Texas with the simple mission of ending abortion in Texas via public witness and grass roots activism in the Legislature. - texasprolife.org






Jacqueline Smith
Flowers for Innocents Project: The Flowers for Innocents Project is designed to raise awareness of the many gravesites nationwide that contain the bodies of aborted children and to encourage regular visits for the laying of flowers. - flowersforinnocents.org




Janice Petrie
The Bella House: The Bella House is a house of hospitality that offers love and support for pregnant women in the Dallas area. The Bella House seeks to serve women in need by providing for both their emotional and physical needs. - bellahouse.org





Karen Garnett
The Catholic Pro-Life Committee: The Catholic Pro-Life Committee, Respect Life Ministry of the Diocese of Dallas, is devoted to ending abortion and restoring respect and legal protection for every human life. The CPLC carries out this mission through nine life-saving ministries. - prolifedallas.org




Abortion After-Care Healing / The Rachel Ministries: A service to women and men seeking healing after abortion. - racheldallas.org

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Monday, July 8, 2013

Good Ideas From Texas Pro-Life Action Team

If you can't make it to the Capitol today, here are several things you can do from home:

1. Pray! Pray for conversion of hearts & protection of lives.

2. Tweet! Use ‎#stand4life & ‎#LetTexasSpeak

3. Call your State Rep & State Senator, thank them for voting pro-life encourage them to continue doing so.

4. Watch the hearing & LetTexasSpeak live online.

5. Wear Texas Blue, send in a picture to Deirdre@TexasAllianceforLife.org

6. Order your Choose Life license plate to support infant adoption in Texas.

Thank you for your #stand4life!
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More about Texas Pro-Life Action Team

Monday, December 3, 2012

Beginning an END to Abortion

Not long ago, I posted about some pro-life problems. For far too long, we have been divided. For far too long, we have been reliant upon political parties and/or candidates with far too little true concern about pro-life measures. It is time to make a new start, a real start if you will. It is time for the beginning of the end to abortion.

Texas Pro-Life Action Team has set out to do just that; beginning the end to abortion. The grass-roots organization's focus and efforts will be on ending abortion in Texas, but could very well be used as a model for groups and organizations in other states.

By training people to become their own lobbyists in the Texas Legislature, the group hopes to teach them to form relationships with their elected officials in order to apply pressure when it comes time to vote on pro-life bills.

The first training session is set for Saturday, February 9, 2013. The Crusaders for Life at the University of Dallas in Irving will host the event.

I will be posting more about the training and other efforts by Texas Pro-Life Action Team as more information becomes available. Meanwhile, I encourage you to visit their website, to like their page on Facebook, and to follow them on twitter.

Personally, I want to state that I am very encouraged by the vision of this organization. The abortion machine likes to hide behind the false notion that it is somehow part of "healthcare". I see this as a great window of opportunity, but that's enough for now.
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Texas Pro-Life Action Team are a group of concerned citizens who want to end the culture of death and make unconditional respect for human life the foundation of a renewed society via two means: grassroots political training and public witness/activism. Read more here. Use the  Contact form.
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Crusaders for Life promotes the dignity of life from conception through natural death through their prayerful presence at a Dallas abortion clinic each Saturday, as well as through lectures and visits to a local retirement home. For more information, contact Jennifer Wallace at 972.721.5000 x5165 or at jwallace@udallas.edu.