Activism, Campus Activism, Street Activism

by Ruth VanDyken

As published in the Christian Renewal (crmag.com)

Are you passionate for pre-born babies and want to spare them death from abortion? Do you want to EndtheKilling in your lifetime? Do you want to make money—and make a difference with your summer? Consider CCBR's NEW high school summer internship program--a life-saving and life-changing experience--for you and for those you impact!

By Stephanie Gray

The following are snippets of conversations from the Genocide Awareness Project’s international mission trip in Florida last month.  These give glimpses of how ordinary people can reach out to wounded people in a twisted culture:

A man was looking in shock at the pictures of aborted babies and Nicole, a volunteer, asked if he had questions. He said, “No, no this enough; my eyes are opened now.”

Greetings!

Are you passionate for pre-born babies and want to spare them death from abortion? Do you want to EndtheKilling in your lifetime? Are you considering pro-life work as a career and need a discernment opportunity? Consider CCBR's summer internship program--a life-saving and life-changing experience--for you and for those you impact!

If you are interested in applying for our summer internship, which begins this May, please fill out the attached document and return it to CCBR (agomez@unmaskingchoice.ca) by FRIDAY, MARCH 15. Here are important details:

by Caroline Slingerland

By Stephanie Gray

“I was raped at 16 and had an abortion.”

That’s not what you normally hear from someone you met just a few minutes prior; but I’ve gotten used to it. It seems that almost every time I give a presentation or participate in a pro-life display like the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) or “Choice” Chain, some wounded woman confides in me a horror story of abuse.   And it leads me to believe that sexual abuse is far more rampant than we realize.

Dear Pro-Life Friend of CCBR,                                                                                              &nbs

by Naomi Hamilton 

No, I don’t want to be involved.  I can do pro-life work without hurting people’s feelings, without pushing graphic images into their faces.  I’m pro-life, but it’s got to be their choice to see it.