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UNITED TOUR: Mississippi and Alabama

November 2, 2016

The Mississippi rally took place in Jackson … outside the last remaining abortion center in the state.

There isn’t a single physician in Mississippi willing to commit abortions, so this facility uses circuit-riding, out-of-state abortionists to end the lives of approximately 2,100 children every year.

Hope-filled rally attendees prayed together and heard Jor-El Godsey of Heartbeat International as well as a state senator and a local pregnancy center director … while abortion workers and advocates waved vulgar signs and angrily heckled throughout the entire event. Pray that the messages they heard today will soften their hearts!

Despite the bus being delayed by electrical issues requiring a bit of service, Alabama had a great state rally in Birmingham.

Silent No More Awareness regional coordinator Jacquie Stalnaker shared her heart-wrenching testimony of being forced at gunpoint to have an abortion … while three members of the clergy led the crowd in prayer for an end to abortion.

EWTN television hosts Jim and Joy Pinto reminded attendees that regardless of the outcome … after the dust settles from next Tuesday’s election, we still need to keep answering God’s call to save lives.

It’s 45 states down now and 5 to go … continuing tomorrow in Georgia and Florida.

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Bogota, Colombia

November 2, 2016

“So far in Bogotá, three women who intended to have abortions have said ‘yes’ to the life of their babies,” said one of the 40 Days for Life team members.

In the final stretch of the campaign, “we are happy and we continue our mission with strength. We have received the support of hundreds of people who have joined this vigil of prayer and fasting for the end of abortion, for the defense of the lives of the most defenseless.”

People from various churches, schools, universities and other groups have all come together, including “men and women with incredible stories that have helped us to understand in depth the meaning of this silent evil that spreads all over our society.”

The vigil has allowed the local team to send a message to the community about the reality of abortion … and to provide a ray of hope for women in stressful situations.

“There is still much to do,” the volunteer said. “This is just the beginning!”