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Have You Started “Empty Manger” Christmas Caroling at Your Local Abortuary?
For the fifth annual “Empty Manger” Christmas Caroling Day on Dec. 22, the Pro-Life Action League is adding a separate tour of abortion facilities in DuPage County. DuPage has been a center of controversy this year over the “Abortion Fortress” Planned Parenthood opened in Aurora. Hundreds of people have gotten involved in pro-life for the first time.
“The Christmas story is a story of hope and joy brought into the world by a newborn baby,” commented League Communications Director Eric Scheidler, who has headed up the pro-life fight in Aurora. “We want abortion-bound mothers in Chicago and the western suburbs to know that their unborn babies are a gift, too.”
The League has saved babies from abortion in past years when their mothers heard the caroling. “One mother told our counselor that hearing ‘Silent Night’ made her think about how Mary said yes to God—and then she couldn’t go through with the abortion.”
At each abortion facility on the two tours, pro-life carolers will gather around an empty manger, which symbolizes both the hope that new life can bring as well as the emptiness left behind when an unborn child is killed by abortion.
MORE…
prolifeaction.org/#xmas1
generationsforlife.org/
familiesagainstplannedparenthood.org/blog/index.php
jillstanek.net/
For the fifth annual “Empty Manger” Christmas Caroling Day on Dec. 22, the Pro-Life Action League is adding a separate tour of abortion facilities in DuPage County. DuPage has been a center of controversy this year over the “Abortion Fortress” Planned Parenthood opened in Aurora. Hundreds of people have gotten involved in pro-life for the first time.
“The Christmas story is a story of hope and joy brought into the world by a newborn baby,” commented League Communications Director Eric Scheidler, who has headed up the pro-life fight in Aurora. “We want abortion-bound mothers in Chicago and the western suburbs to know that their unborn babies are a gift, too.”
The League has saved babies from abortion in past years when their mothers heard the caroling. “One mother told our counselor that hearing ‘Silent Night’ made her think about how Mary said yes to God—and then she couldn’t go through with the abortion.”
At each abortion facility on the two tours, pro-life carolers will gather around an empty manger, which symbolizes both the hope that new life can bring as well as the emptiness left behind when an unborn child is killed by abortion.
MORE…
prolifeaction.org/#xmas1
generationsforlife.org/
familiesagainstplannedparenthood.org/blog/index.php
jillstanek.net/