Entries for December, 2013

Christmas video of the day: Just a girl

by LauraLoo Contemporary Christian singer Brandon Heath has released a new song – “Just a Girl” – on his Christmas is Here album, which celebrates Mary in her one-of-a-kind role to bring Jesus Christ (a one-of-a-kind gift) into the world: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwWTzpi63qc[/youtube] Email dailyvid@jillstanek.com with your video suggestions. [HT: K-LOVE and Moody Radio, Chicago]

Celine Dion on foster children awareness, adoption, and motherhood

by Carder As a mom, it wasn’t hard to say yes. I couldn’t refuse. If we can help to try to make people more aware, try to help.  Can’t believe that some children are asking for parents for the holidays. This is like, not normal. And there’s so many foster care children. ~ Singer Celine Dion, […]

Pro-life video of the day: Where my babies at?

by Hans Johnson Lincoln and Jolene Taylor of North Salt Lake, Utah, were finally expecting after 16 months of trying to conceive – and only a month after a miscarriage. They had kept their spirits up thinking of a unique way to give the good news to family and friends when it finally happened for […]

Barbara Walters: “I regret not having more children”

by Kelli Piers Morgan: If you could relive one moment in your life, the moment that brought you the greatest satisfaction, thrill, sadness perhaps, the moment? Barbara Walters: Can I tell you what I regret when you’re talking that way? I regret not having more children. I would have loved to have had a bigger […]

Pro-life vid of the day: March for Life documentary, “The 40 Film”

by LauraLoo The new documentary, The 40 Film, features some of the biggest names in the pro-life movement, such as: Joe Scheidler, Founder of Pro-Life Action League Lila Rose, Investigative Journalist and President of Live Action Star Parker, Founder and President of CURE Rebecca Kiessling, pro-life speaker and conceived in rape Abby Johnson, former Planned […]

Abortion industry vs. the hope that “all men are saved”

by Carder Think of all not just the actual abortionists and their immediate staffs, but the manufacturers of the killing instruments, the builders of the abortion chambers, the landlords who own the building, the deathscorts, the politicians who support this either through commission or omission, the people who are the government workers who support these […]

Pro-life blog buzz 12-17-13

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli

We welcome your suggestions for additions to our Top Blogs (see tab on right side of home page)! Email Susie@jillstanek.com.

  • Live Action News dissects Planned Parenthood’s 2012 annual report, which shows that the organization performed 327,166 abortions – allowing them to maintain their “largest abortion chain” status:

    For taxpayers who don’t want to fund abortions, this should be especially troubling, considering that Planned Parenthood is raking in a whopping $540.6 million in taxpayer funding, or $1.5 million per day. This accounts for 45% of their revenue. Compare that to their other sources of revenue — private contributions, 26%; non-government revenue, 25%; and “other”, 4% — and it is overwhelmingly clear why the abortion industry fights to keep organizations like Planned Parenthood on the government dole. Without taxpayers to leech off of, Planned Parenthood alone would lose half a billion dollars.

Pro-life video of the day: When does playing with Baby go too far?

by Hans Johnson Comic writer and performer Gavin McInnes is known for sparking conversation. Most recently he has stirred a controversy concerning his YouTube video “How To Fight A Baby”, in which he has a mock wrestling match with his infant son. Some fear this borders on risking “shaken baby syndrome.” So, do you think this kind of roughhousing […]


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