Won't You Join Us? Red Envelope Day

**Sorry for the incorrect link. I've corrected it below...www.redenvelopeday.com


As Dr. George Grant reminds us, "President Barack Obama has established quite a portolio of extreme pro-abortion advocacy--already making his administration the most radical anti-life, anti-family administration in American history."

During the month of March, many pro-lifers will be participating in "Red Envelope Day." The concept is simple. We send red envelopes to the White House to arrive on or before the last day of March. On the back of each envelope will be written the following message:

"This envelope represents one child who died because of abortion. It is empty because the life that was taken is now unable to be a part of our world." (The red envelope website actually adds another sentence. George Grant, on his website, wrote just the above.)

You can go to www.redenvelopeday.com for more information and to even order packages of red envelopes. Check out George Grant's website www.ppgi.blogspot.com "The Quick and the Dead" to read updates and information on the pro-abortion movement, including Obama's assault on unborn children. When you read what Obama has put in place (or rather WHO he has put in places) in just the past six weeks, you'll be shocked and grieved.

Don't think this affects you? Consider this statement from Martin Niemoller, who was part of the Confessing Church during Hitler's regime and who spent eight years in prison for his resistance to the regime: "First they came for the socialists and I did not speak out because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists and I did not speak our because I was not a trade unionist. They they came for the Jews and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew. They they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me." Do we really think that someone who is so anti-life would have any more regard for a disabled child or an elderly person? When you disrespect life at the beginning, your logic leads you to horrific conclusions.

"The most dangerous form of sentimental debauch is to give expression to good wishes on behalf of virtue while you do nothing about it. Justice is not merely words. It is to be translated into living acts." (Theodore Roosevelt 1858-1919)