Here is the email address y'all can send your pro-life letter to: letters@usatoday.com.
Thanks!
Emily
He will redeem their life from oppression and violence; And precious shall be their blood in His sight. Psalm 72:14
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Showing posts with label Letter. Show all posts
Monday, March 5, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
1 Week
Hello Everyone, and Happy Monday!
Just wanted to remind y’all that we are down to 7 days before we send out our pro-life letters!
If you need help writing a letter, please feel free to contact us at voicesoftheinnocent@gmail.com .
God bless,
Emily
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Opportunity
Happy Saturday Everyone! ;)
So I was looking at the blog’s stats last night, and wow! God has really blessed us with readers from literally all around the world! It is mind boggling to me that God is allowing us to reach out to people from all over this planet. What a blessing!
As I was reading the stats last night, God really impressed on my heart that I have an opportunity right here at my fingertips! You see, I’ve been praying that God would shine through my life and allow people to see Him in me. This blog is the perfect opportunity to shine for Jesus. I have the chance to witness to people right here on this blog! What an opportunity!
I hope that everyone has a fabulous weekend!
Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is in heaven.
Matthew 5:16
P.S: Please don’t forget-March 5 is our sendout date! It’s coming up quickly, so let’s start working on those letters!
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
New Letter-writing project
Dear Friends,
I’d like to share some exciting news with y’all…Voices of the Innocent is doing another letter writing project! I had been praying about another project, and after receiving a little note from a friend asking about our blog, I knew it was time to get started. The fight to end abortion is not over, so our efforts should not stop. I am very thankful for everyone who helped make our last project possible, and hope that God will lead you to be part of this project.
Before I even give you the details to our new project, I’d like to ask you be praying about this. Pray that GOD will be a part of this project. Pray that GOD will lead people to write letters. Pray that GOD will guide us through this journey. Pray that GOD will receive ALL of the glory.
Okay…the details! :) This time, I’m asking people to send their pro-life letters (once again, on the same day) to one newspaper. I’m thinking about either the “NEW YORK TIMES” or “USA TODAY. I’ll let you know which one for sure ASAP.
Our send-out date is going to be in February again. It’ll give us plenty of time to reach out to others and tell them about our project. Please, please, please be telling others about this! Give the blog link to friends on the internet or perhaps share our project idea with your youth group or Homeschool group! Be spreading the word so that we can have as many people as possible involved in this.
I will try and update the blog soon. Olivia has been staying very busy this summer, so I’m not sure when or how often she will be able to post. But until next time, God bless!
--Emily--
I’d like to share some exciting news with y’all…Voices of the Innocent is doing another letter writing project! I had been praying about another project, and after receiving a little note from a friend asking about our blog, I knew it was time to get started. The fight to end abortion is not over, so our efforts should not stop. I am very thankful for everyone who helped make our last project possible, and hope that God will lead you to be part of this project.
Before I even give you the details to our new project, I’d like to ask you be praying about this. Pray that GOD will be a part of this project. Pray that GOD will lead people to write letters. Pray that GOD will guide us through this journey. Pray that GOD will receive ALL of the glory.
Okay…the details! :) This time, I’m asking people to send their pro-life letters (once again, on the same day) to one newspaper. I’m thinking about either the “NEW YORK TIMES” or “USA TODAY. I’ll let you know which one for sure ASAP.
Our send-out date is going to be in February again. It’ll give us plenty of time to reach out to others and tell them about our project. Please, please, please be telling others about this! Give the blog link to friends on the internet or perhaps share our project idea with your youth group or Homeschool group! Be spreading the word so that we can have as many people as possible involved in this.
I will try and update the blog soon. Olivia has been staying very busy this summer, so I’m not sure when or how often she will be able to post. But until next time, God bless!
--Emily--
Sunday, May 1, 2011
An Overdue Update
First of all, I want to apologize to everyone for the lateness of this blog post. I should have updated y'all sooner...totally my fault! :}
February 14 was an exciting date for me. I was thrilled with what God was doing and what He had allowed us to accomplish. God brought so many wonderful people (the majority I did not even know!) to be part of this project! I am very thankful for that...Praise the Lord for His goodness! I'm not for sure on how many letters got sent out (I'm thinking 20+!), but I am thankful for each one that was sent. Thank you to everyone who helped us with this. Together, we were able to protest the murder of the innocent-something that we must continue to do until abortion is STOPPED completely! My letter was not published, but that's okay. God does not expect success from us-but He does expect effort. It's our responsability to try, and then we must leave the results in His hands!
I will close for now, though I would like to remind everyone to be praying for the people out in Tenessee, Alabama, and Georgia who have been affected by these storms. Pray for healing and grace...pray that God will reveal Himself to those who have been hurt.
God bless,
--Emily--
February 14 was an exciting date for me. I was thrilled with what God was doing and what He had allowed us to accomplish. God brought so many wonderful people (the majority I did not even know!) to be part of this project! I am very thankful for that...Praise the Lord for His goodness! I'm not for sure on how many letters got sent out (I'm thinking 20+!), but I am thankful for each one that was sent. Thank you to everyone who helped us with this. Together, we were able to protest the murder of the innocent-something that we must continue to do until abortion is STOPPED completely! My letter was not published, but that's okay. God does not expect success from us-but He does expect effort. It's our responsability to try, and then we must leave the results in His hands!
I will close for now, though I would like to remind everyone to be praying for the people out in Tenessee, Alabama, and Georgia who have been affected by these storms. Pray for healing and grace...pray that God will reveal Himself to those who have been hurt.
God bless,
--Emily--
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Saturday, October 2, 2010
Olivia's Letter
Abortion kills more than 42 million babies every year. Those innocentbabies are living in the womb; God created these precious childrenwith a purpose and it is not anyone’s right to take that life.
Many women think that that baby inside them isn’t alive. This in andof itself is sad. The fact that some people actually believe thismakes me angry. Even in the womb the baby shows sensitivity to light:he develops fingers, toes, eye lashes, and eye lids.
Hosea 12:3 says, "And he took his brother by the heel in the womb, andby his strength he had power with God." I love this verse because itclearly shows that the baby was alive in the womb.
Another thing that strikes me is that when teenage girls get unwantedpregnancies they turn to abortion because they think that they have noother choice: "I'm too young," "What will everyone think of me," "Ididn't want this to happen," or "I didn't mean for this to happen." Ifthis is the case, why did they get pregnant in the first place?
Other times women just don't want the baby because of a birth defector disease that he will be born with. How can anyone love that babyany less just because of a birth defect? He is still a human being,and is still created by God, who has a special plan and purpose for him.
Just remember, you have to live with the decision to kill your own baby. Before you take your child’s life, ask yourself this question: Can I live with this decision for the rest of my life?
~Olivia~
age: 15
Many women think that that baby inside them isn’t alive. This in andof itself is sad. The fact that some people actually believe thismakes me angry. Even in the womb the baby shows sensitivity to light:he develops fingers, toes, eye lashes, and eye lids.
Hosea 12:3 says, "And he took his brother by the heel in the womb, andby his strength he had power with God." I love this verse because itclearly shows that the baby was alive in the womb.
Another thing that strikes me is that when teenage girls get unwantedpregnancies they turn to abortion because they think that they have noother choice: "I'm too young," "What will everyone think of me," "Ididn't want this to happen," or "I didn't mean for this to happen." Ifthis is the case, why did they get pregnant in the first place?
Other times women just don't want the baby because of a birth defector disease that he will be born with. How can anyone love that babyany less just because of a birth defect? He is still a human being,and is still created by God, who has a special plan and purpose for him.
Just remember, you have to live with the decision to kill your own baby. Before you take your child’s life, ask yourself this question: Can I live with this decision for the rest of my life?
~Olivia~
age: 15
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
A Letter on Aborton-By:Emily
The belief that a "fertilized egg" (an innocent baby) is not a living human being, in my opinion, is wrong. Not only does it show man’s flippant regards for a God-given life, but also, their willful ignorance.
Living things portray several different characteristics that separate them from non-living things. Living things grow, respond to their environments, require energy (food), etc. Non-living things, dead things-cannot grow, cannot respond to their environments and have no need for food. It is common knowledge that a "fertilized egg" portrays all of these listed traits: the baby grows over a period of 9 months, reacts to his surroundings and gathers nutrition from his mother. No matter how hard people would like to argue, when one looks at the scientific facts, it is clearly seen that the unborn child, is indeed, a living, growing child and has every right to live.
By science’s own description, that infant in the womb is indeed alive. The constitution may give women the right to make decisions about their bodies, but most certainly not the right to take another person’s life!
Living things portray several different characteristics that separate them from non-living things. Living things grow, respond to their environments, require energy (food), etc. Non-living things, dead things-cannot grow, cannot respond to their environments and have no need for food. It is common knowledge that a "fertilized egg" portrays all of these listed traits: the baby grows over a period of 9 months, reacts to his surroundings and gathers nutrition from his mother. No matter how hard people would like to argue, when one looks at the scientific facts, it is clearly seen that the unborn child, is indeed, a living, growing child and has every right to live.
By science’s own description, that infant in the womb is indeed alive. The constitution may give women the right to make decisions about their bodies, but most certainly not the right to take another person’s life!
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