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Newsletters

Each month, CCBR shares testimonies of minds changed as a result of its work.

CCBR's April newsletter introduces the summer interns for 2013 and contains exciting news about our outreach extending to the Netherlands this month!

The March newsletter has stories of children saved and minds changed, stories from GAP in Florida, and announces our TWO summer internships!

The new year is off to a busy start with talks, a debate, and many minds changed!

Hear about the accomplishments of CCBR in the past year as we have grown and look forward to continuing our growth.

A baby has been saved through CCBR's graphic abortion video and minds are constantly changing through a flurry of activsm!

Introducing 9 new members of staff who are dedicating their life to End the Killing in Canada!

Inspiring stories from the New Abortion Caravan!!

THE NEW ABORTION CARAVAN--Nine months in the planning, CCBR will be hijacking the concept behind the 1970 Abortion Caravan and launching our own New Abortion Caravan from Vancouver on May 29!

Inspiring stories from 12 days of the Genocide Awareness Project in Florida by a team of pro-lifers from 4 different countries!

Read about our exciting start to 2012 with the launch of our Podcast, publishing A Physician's Guide to Discussing Abortion, and the starting up of our Toronto office. 

As the year comes to an end, check out our Christmas newsletter to see a review of our year in numbers.  Also, find out what 2012 has in store for us!

As you read our newsletter you will be introduced to our newest member of staff.  Emil Booyink has joined our team as our Reproductive "Choice" Campaign (RCC) Director. This means we have 11 staff and interns working full-time to save babies.  Also in our newsletter, read the countless testimonies from "Choice" Chain across Canada.

We are igniting a storm! Two recent articles by our Communications Director Jonathon Van Maren have been rapidly spreading CCBR's message across the internet. Presentations are taking place across the country. "Choice" Chain at high schools is also once again in full swing. Read the results. This issue features the story of one young man who argued against us last spring but is now arguing for the pro-life cause.   

As you'll read in our summer digest, much has been accomplished in the last ten years. However, this is just the beginning. We're here to work ourselves to extinction. It is this month that we unveil our long-term plan: EndtheKilling. Meet the entire - and growing - team who will EndtheKilling in this country. Also included are amazing stories of two babies saved as a result of seeing graphic images!

Read about the first full month of our summer internship. Highlights include Jojo speaking to over 3,000 people, recent local and national media exposure, as well as our foray into doing "Choice" Chain outside high schools. Finally, you'll be introduced to our summer interns, and two sets of staff getting married this year!

This month's message is about hope. Despite occasional moments of discouragement, find out how the present and future at CCBR are looking bright with new staff and interns. Plus read feedback from recent encounters at schools and on-line. This month's newsletter includes a commentary in response to a principal who didn't like graphic images at his school.

After two weeks of GAP in Florida, CCBR takes Canada by storm with "Choice" Chain, debates and presentations all over the country. Read the positive results being yielded from these encounters, including the saved baby and the med-student who has decided she should not get involved in abortions as a physician.

Inspiring stories from the team of missionaries from 4 countries converging in Florida for the Genocide Awareness Project!
 

News of another baby saved whose mother saw graphic images this past summer! Also included are fruits from Stephanie's recent debate with a late-term abortionist and team introductions of the Florida mission trip next month.

An exciting summary of the many things we accomplished in the past 2 months in 5 countries! Testimonies of lives positively impacted as far away as Latvia and as close as UBC. Plus, news of how we're training the next generation of clergy and physicians.

A synopsis of the week since the arrest of five courageous students at Carleton University, powerful testimonies from the NET training camp and an impactful three weeks for Francisco in South Africa. Additionally, evidence of a changed mind after a debate in Ottawa!

A review of the incredible accomplishments our team of 13 achieved this summer, thanks to the help of 7 summer interns. Plus, news of a baby saved from abortion and exciting plans for this fall, including CCBR presentations in Latvia and South Africa!
 

Notes from the not-so-underground Southern Alberta Reproductive "Choice" Tour, our dynamic summer interns, and best of all, good news while "Choice" Chain-ing the streets of Calgary: one saved life!

The rational philosophical argument for why abortion is morally wrong and how it equips our audiences to engage others in the abortion debate, as well as a brief summary of our upcoming speaking events.

Reflections from presentations in British Columbia, Ontario and Saskatchewan, as well as personal testimonies from Florida GAP volunteers.
 

An introduction to the thirty-nine volunteers who helped us successfully display GAP on four university campuses in Florida. Several of these volunteers are promising candidates for our new summer internship program!

Testimonies of changed minds as a result of CCBR presentations at schools, including a public school and a grade 7 class! Plus, introducing two GAP missionaries who will be joining CCBR and a team of internationals as we display GAP in Florida next month.

News about 2 baby girls saved from abortion, an incredible summary of the activities accomplished this past year, and feedback from recent events including an abortion debate at UVIC. Plus, an update about the pro-life students at U of C who were charged with trespass.

Feedback from talks at the National Campus Life Network, St. John Brebeuf College, and McGill University. Plus, GAP at U of C and Penn State are huge successes!

Powerful stories about 3 babies spared abortion. Plus, a list of CCBR's fall plans, along with information about our Facebook presence and latest video.

A powerful testimony from a student positively impacted by the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) at his university campus. Also, news about the attempt of Advertising Standards Canada to censor CCBR. Finally, a powerful message from a woman who decided not to abort because of seeing abortion imagery.

An impressive review of CCBR's accomplishments to mark its eight year anniversary as well as the 40th year of legalized abortion. Also, testimonies from high school students in Calgary, and encouraging news about a woman impacted by CCBR's Reproductive "Choice" Campaign.
 

More changed minds from high-school presentations continue to roll in along with feedback from two recent debates with philosophy professors.

A jam-packed opening to 2009, including multiple changed minds and convicted hearts on abortion. Bonus: A Warning to Pro-Lifers, an article on the dangers of taking pro-abortionist input on pro-life activism.
 

More changed minds from recent high school presentations, more interns join CCBR’s team, and an encouraging testimony from a post-abortive woman who saw our unmaskingchoice.ca bumper sticker.

An encouraging summary of this year's many accomplishments, along with feedback from recent talks in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Ohio. Plus, an insert titled The Contest of Wills about the brave University of Calgary pro-life students who risked arrest to proclaim the pro-life message on their campus.

Inspiring feedback from audiences at the National Campus Life Network (NCLN) Symposium and National Evangelization Teams training, plus feedback from presentations in Regina and Ottawa.

A baby is saved from abortion in Nova Scotia, and our Reproductive "Choice" Campaign visits the Calgary Stampede. Plus, feedback on CCBR presentations from across North America and England!

More teens change their minds on abortion, and drivers respond kindly and not-so-kindly to our ongoing Reproductive "Choice" Campaign. Plus, a bonus educational supplement to help you discuss abortion with others.

Last fall, a pro-choice student felt "extreme hatred and disgust" towards pro-life students displaying the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) on her campus. So why did she help these students display the project this term—and defy university administration in the process?
 

Encouraging feedback of changed minds from presentations in Vancouver and Winnipeg, plus a list of upcoming CCBR events

A summary of the international impact of CBR’s graphic visuals, from Europe to Africa! Plus, a two-page essay applying universal lessons from Khaled Hosseini's novel The Kite Runner to the abortion issue.

A jam-packed year-in-review, including recent testimonies from fall presentations at both churches and high schools and from the October Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) display at the University of Calgary.

An apology from a UBC alumnus who, eight years ago as an undergraduate, had opposed the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) on his campus. Plus, fruits from our fall travel schedules which included GAP displays as well as presentations within Alberta and as far east as Ontario and Maryland.
 

On August 8th, CCBR makes Canadian history with the launch of the Reproductive "Choice" Campaign (RCC).

Photo album and testimonies from March 2007 Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) at the University of Calgary.

A baby saved; Calgary teens respond to presentations on abortion.

Local presentations in Alberta; fruits from the Reproductive "Choice" Campaign (RCC).

Reaching people through writing; recent events around Calgary, Alberta.

A review of many good fruits from 2006.

The October Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) display at the University of Calgary.

Presentations in British Columbia, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.

Eastern United States speaking tour.

Presentations in Manitoba and Ontario.

Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) at Oregon State University and thoughts regarding dealing with persecution.

Presentations in Camrose, Alberta, and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.

The spring Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) display at the University of Calgary.

An 18+-stop speaking tour in Ontario.

Various presentations in Calgary, Alberta.