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IN (LifeNews.com) -- In what could easily become the most offensive Christmas offer ever a Planned Parenthood affiliate is offering Christmas gift certificates. Purchasers can use them to give the gift of abortion even though the group claims that's not its purpose or intent. "Looking for an unusual, yet practical gift this holiday season? Planned Parenthood of Indiana (PPIN) is now offering gift certificates for services or the recipient's choice of birth control method," the abortion business says.The gift certificates can be purchased in increments of $25 online at the group's web site or for any amount at some of...

Just in case you thought that our culture had already dumbed and depraved itself down to the lowest possible level, think again: Planned Parenthood just started offering Christmas gift certificates for your dear ones' holiday abortion needs. What better way to celebrate the birth of the Savior of the human race than by giving someone the gift of killing her baby. Maybe the advertisement could feature a picture of a very pregnant Virgin Mary holding up a Planned Parenthood Christmas gift certificate saying, "If only I had one of these!" So bring in those bellies pregnant with non-Aryan babies and...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Gift certificates have become a popular holiday gift option, but a controversial new one, already has people talking. For the first time, Planned Parenthood in Indiana is offering gift certificates. The organization said a big increase in calls and visits from newly unemployed and uninsured Hoosiers prompted what it calls the unusual, yet practical gift option. "People are making really tough decisions about putting gas in their car and food on their table, so we know that many women especially put healthcare at the bottom of their list to do," said Chrystal Struben-Hall, Vice President of Planned...

Donors Sought for 'Gift of Groceries' Program for Military Families By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 2003--With the holiday season right around the corner, officials at the Defense Commissary Agency are encouraging the American public to show its support for U.S. service members through its highly successful "Gift of Groceries" program. The program, which enables anyone to purchase and donate gift certificates good at all 280 military commissaries worldwide, reached the $1 million mark just six months after its launch in September 2002, according to Kaye Kennedy, the agency's corporate communications chief. Now that figure has...

<p>Everyday items like these are coveted by troops fighting the war in Iraq. Americans who want to show their support can make sure soldiers get them by donating money to organizations that send care packages to the military.</p> <p>The Defense Department has recently prohibited mailings of parcels and letters to anonymous servicemembers, but has several suggestions of other ways people can contribute.</p>