Story of a Life that Almost Wasn't. View this YouTube - Can I Live

A young man sings the story of his life that almost wasn't. His mother, a 17 year old high school student was scheduled for an abortion. Pro-life protestors are outside the clinic as she goes in. Once on the table she changes her mind and runs out of the abortion clinic.
Click here to watch this music video.
YouTube - Can I Live: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AqPRcF7ZC0"

4D Ultrasound Scan Fetal Video Clips

Here's something interesting that you don't see every day! This web site from Dr. Najeeb Layyous from Amman, Jordan shows over two dozen video clips of 4D Ultrasounds. At times the pictures get distorted, however one can clearly see facial features, arm and leg movement and more. Some videos are of twins or triplets, in others one can detect baby yaawning, sucking his thumb and hiding his face. To view these videos visit:
4D Ultrasound Scan Fetal Video Clips

40 Days for LifeCampaign in 13 Pennsylvania Cities

40 Days for Life: "COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Forty days transformed Moses on Mount Sinai. The city of Nineveh repented when God gave its citizens 40 days to remain faithful. Christ was empowered by 40 days in the desert. And pro-life groups across the country are asking themselves what can happen if they unite for 40 days of prayer, fasting and outreach to end abortion" College Station Texas was the location of the first 40 Days for Life campaign three years ago. Sixty churches participated and more than 1,000 volunteers participated. The number of abortions dropped.
To read about the results visit:
40 Days for Life:
As of one day before the campaign signup deadline, 13 Pennsylvania communities registered to participate. These include York, West Chester, Reading, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia,Orefield, Norwood, Scranton, Warminister Lancaster, Harrisburg, Collegeville. If you live in any of these communities and would like to participate please visit www,40daysforlife.com and sign up.

Concert for Wilkes-Barre Pro-Life Center Sept 16th

CONCERT TO BENEFIT THE HUMAN LIFE RESOURCE CENTER, WILKES-BARRE


In conjunction with the twentieth anniversary of the Founding of the (Pro-Life) Human Life Resource Center, 201 South Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, a Concert will take place on Sunday, September 16th, 2:00 PM, at Saint Nicholas Church, 226 South Washington Street, Wilkes-Barre.

Betty Caffrey is Director and Founder of the Human Life Resource Center which has been helping young mothers and families in need since 1987. The Center operates by donations, with an all-volunteer staff.

Cynthia Ferraz of Drums, Director of “Our Lady Queen Of All Hearts Choir” will host the Concert. All are invited to attend the Concert, and a reception which will follow in the Church Hall. A free Will Offering will be accepted to benefit the Human Life Resource Center. Please mark your calendar.