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SOUTH AFRICA: NATIONWIDE DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE ABORTION LAW SWEPT THE COUNTRY AS PROLIFERS MARCHED TO PARLIAMENT.
Traffic was brought to a standstill in parts of Cape Town on 31st January 2019, as marchers processed through the streets, mourning the estimated one million six hundred thousand (1 600 000) babies in South Africa who have lost their lives through abortion - legally - with taxpayers' money.
Preceded by a hearse, black-clad mourners marched in funeral procession in memory of the hundreds of thousands of aborted babies who have never had a funeral.
People from Worcester, Velddrift, Hermanus, Malmesbury, Durbanville, Bellville, Klipjeville, all parts of Cape Town and Kroonstad Free State marched to show their solidarity with the right to life of the unborn citizen in South Africa.
Country-wide pro-life demonstrations on, or near to 1 February 2019 have also taken place in Bloemfontein Free State, Durban KwaZulu-Natal, East London Eastern Cape Province. with the prolife demonstration in Pretoria Gauteng to be held on 2 March. [1]
Country-wide pro-life demonstrations on, or near to 1 February 2019 have also taken place in Bloemfontein Free State, Durban KwaZulu-Natal, East London Eastern Cape Province. with the prolife demonstration in Pretoria Gauteng to be held on 2 March. [1]
Many of the marchers carried small coffins, crucifixes and wreaths. As they wended their way through the streets, untold vehicles hooted in solidarity with the demonstrators.
Behind the procession, the Africa Christian Action trailer displayed pictures of preborn babies with the Scriptures, "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves" Proverbs 31:8, and "Choose life so that you and your children may live," Deuteronomy 30:19,
PARLIAMENT
Tiny coffins together with crucifixes were gently laid in memoriam of the tiny children forever lost to our country.
May they find peace in the arms of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Who died as ghastly a death as they did.
Wreaths were placed on the coffins, and many eyes were wet as the marchers mourned the lost infants.
A moving memorial service was held.
22nd ANNIVERSARY OF SA ABORTION LAW
On 1 February 1997 abortion-on-demand was legalized in South Africa.
By 1 February 2019 an estimated one million, six hundred thousand (1 600 000) babies in South Africa have lost their lives through abortion - legally - with taxpayers' money. [1]
This loss of life has left devastation in its wake.
Ms Melissa Hertz of Project Life spoke about the impact abortion had in her life. [2]
ARE YOU IN CRISIS PREGNANCY? HERE IS HELP
Today Ms Hertz co-ordinates Project Life organization which assists those in crisis pregnancy with guidance and practical assistance. [3]
Project Life offers information for mothers who are considering leaving their babies: there are Baby Savers throughout South Africa where the mother can safely leave her baby. [4]
Project Life further offers information regarding the adoption option. [5]
PROTEST AT MARIE STOPES CAPE TOWN
After the prayer rally, a protest was held at Marie Stopes Clinic in Cape Town.
[1] Christian Action Network: Media Release. Marchers to Mourn 1.6 Million Babies Killed by Abortion on 22nd Anniversary of SA Abortion Law - 31 January 2019
[2] The decision Melissa Hertz made in her youth haunts her
https://projectlife.org.za/abortion/
[3] Project Life: Crisis Pregnancy
https://projectlife.org.za/crisis-pregnancy/
Project Life
https://projectlife.org.za/
[4] Project Life: Baby Savers
https://projectlife.org.za/baby-savers/
[5] Project Life: Adoption in South Africa
https://projectlife.org.za/adoption/
With thanks to Christian Action Network Media Release and projectlife.org.za
Behind the procession, the Africa Christian Action trailer displayed pictures of preborn babies with the Scriptures, "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves" Proverbs 31:8, and "Choose life so that you and your children may live," Deuteronomy 30:19,
PARLIAMENT
Tiny coffins together with crucifixes were gently laid in memoriam of the tiny children forever lost to our country.
May they find peace in the arms of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Who died as ghastly a death as they did.
Wreaths were placed on the coffins, and many eyes were wet as the marchers mourned the lost infants.
A moving memorial service was held.
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On 1 February 1997 abortion-on-demand was legalized in South Africa.
By 1 February 2019 an estimated one million, six hundred thousand (1 600 000) babies in South Africa have lost their lives through abortion - legally - with taxpayers' money. [1]
This loss of life has left devastation in its wake.
Ms Melissa Hertz of Project Life spoke about the impact abortion had in her life. [2]
ARE YOU IN CRISIS PREGNANCY? HERE IS HELP
Today Ms Hertz co-ordinates Project Life organization which assists those in crisis pregnancy with guidance and practical assistance. [3]
Project Life offers information for mothers who are considering leaving their babies: there are Baby Savers throughout South Africa where the mother can safely leave her baby. [4]
Project Life further offers information regarding the adoption option. [5]
PROTEST AT MARIE STOPES CAPE TOWN
After the prayer rally, a protest was held at Marie Stopes Clinic in Cape Town.
WE PRAY THAT THE MARTYRDOM OF
OUR INNOCENT CITIZENS WILL CEASE.
THIS IS THE REALITY OF ABORTION
[1] Christian Action Network: Media Release. Marchers to Mourn 1.6 Million Babies Killed by Abortion on 22nd Anniversary of SA Abortion Law - 31 January 2019
[2] The decision Melissa Hertz made in her youth haunts her
https://projectlife.org.za/abortion/
[3] Project Life: Crisis Pregnancy
https://projectlife.org.za/crisis-pregnancy/
Project Life
https://projectlife.org.za/
[4] Project Life: Baby Savers
https://projectlife.org.za/baby-savers/
[5] Project Life: Adoption in South Africa
https://projectlife.org.za/adoption/
With thanks to Christian Action Network Media Release and projectlife.org.za
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