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Frankfurt, Germany

March 5, 2017

Volunteers hoped for sunshine for the start of the first 40 Days for Life campaign in Frankfurt. Instead, they got wind, rain and cold.

But they also got a bit of insight. Tomislav, the local leader, said the first group of volunteers felt a bit uneasy when they arrived. “But then after short time we realized that our prayers are stronger than the fear.”

Later, things got quite a bit easier, more people from his church joined the group, “and we hope that even more people will come.”

The vigil is getting people’s attention, too. “We already have had discussions with people on the streets,” Tomislav said, “and we’ve received positive feedback from young people – some wanted to take photos with us!”

He said his group will be distributing flyers at various events in Frankfurt, “so we will continue, learning and praying.”


22 posted on 03/05/2017 9:16:37 PM PST by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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El Paso, Texas

March 5, 2017

It was cold and windy when I visited the volunteers in El Paso.

I spoke at their kickoff along with Gaby, the local leader, as well as the director of the nearby House of Hope pregnancy center.

El Paso is one of the cities that’s taken part in 40 Days for Life for a decade! Since so many abortion facilities that have closed in Texas, El Paso is now the smallest city in the state with an abortion center.

In fact, one of the 83 abortion businesses that have closed following 40 Days for Life vigils was in El Paso.


23 posted on 03/05/2017 9:18:42 PM PST by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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