Operation Rescue® is one of the leading pro-life Christian activist organizations in the nation and has become the voice of the pro-life activist movement in America. Its activities are on the cutting edge of the abortion issue, taking direct action to restore legal personhood to the pre-born and stop abortion in obedience to biblical mandates.
Neighbors of Kansas City abortionist Sherman Zaremski recently received postcards featuring pictures of aborted babies and identifying Zaremski as an abortionist. Representatives of Operation Rescue West traveled to Zaremski’s neighborhood and abortion mill to expose his gruesome practices. Read Kansas City Star article on postcards…
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right on! way to go
My postcard would simply say…GET OUT OF MY NEIGHBORHOOD KILLER!!!!
I think people should know who is living in their neighborhood, just like they have the right to know if a sex offender is down the street.
This is great work, however, this man is still allowed to do this each and every day. And each and every day, more children lose their gift of life and their opportunity to fulfill their purpose for coming into this world and making a difference. God said that “He knew all of our days before even one came to pass.” Can we imagine how the life He created ended before even one of hte days He knew about came to pass?
So, my question to Operation Rescue is, what will it take for this person to be stopped? What can we all do???????
THANK YOU FOR THIS POWERFUL WEBSITE!
I WILL USE YOUR IDEAS AND EXAMPLES HERE IN IOWA AND PASS THEM ON!
Fix the link, or change the Page.
Clicking the link above, “Read Kansas City Star article on postcards…”, get the following at the KC Star site:
“404 RSS My Yahoo!
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I’d love to know more about this postcard campaign. Is a description of the tactic available somewhere else on this site?