Category Archives: Abortion
Puts to bed the lie that Planned Parenthood is “necessary” for “Women’s Healthcare”
[I]f pro-abortionists keep yammering and yelping that defunding Planned Parenthood will kill innocent women (and never want to mention the innocent lives they snuff out) and blood will turn our streets read, how can this be true if only 1 in 10 counties … Continue reading
“…It Takes You” to launch 40 Days for Life
Gatherings in Manchester and Greenland set the stage for New Hampshire’s 40 Days for Life campaign, set to begin September 27. Worldwide, campaigns will soon be underway in more than 300 cities. Jen Robidoux, vice-president of New Hampshire Right to … Continue reading
Bill Proposals Filed for 2018 in Concord
It’s filing season for legislative service requests (LSRs) at the State House, the first step in drafting bills for next year. More than 270 have been filed so far, with more to come. A few of note: Rep. Keith Murphy … Continue reading
Candidate Craig Advances for EMILY’s List “Farm Team”
To absolutely no one’s surprise, the September 19 primary in the Queen City confirmed that Ted Gatsas and Joyce Craig will face off once again in Manchester’s mayoral race. Craig lost to Gatsas in 2015 by 64 votes. Craig has the … Continue reading
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Tagged Joyce Craig, Manchester, Mayoral Race
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Behold: Baby Ward, Born Premature at 25 Weeks
Born premature at 25 weeks, baby Ward shows us why every child deserves a chance at life. #RT his story. pic.twitter.com/4l7EE83gEv — Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) September 15, 2017 | GraniteGrok
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Abortion Advocacy Group Targets N.H. State Reps
New Hampshire’s new fetal homicide law has drawn the attention, ire, and cash of an experienced, well-funded political action group dedicated to packing legislative bodies with abortion advocates. | More… | Leaven for the Loaf
Posted in Abortion, Leaven for the Loaf
Tagged Abortion, Ellen Kolb, EMILY's List, Fetal Homicide
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NHRTL: Rachel’s Vineyard Weekend For Healing
The Rachel’s Vineyard program is an opportunity to examine your abortion experience, identify the ways that the loss has impacted you in the past and present, and help to acknowledge any unresolved feelings that many individuals struggle with after abortion. Because … Continue reading
Round-Up: Pro-Life at Yale, Etc.
Registration is open now for Vita et Veritas, Yale’s fifth annual pro-life conference, coming up October 6 & 7. The first conference was founded in 2013 by a team of students in Choose Life at Yale (CLAY). I envy this year’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Ellen Kolb, Pro-life, Vita et Veritas, Yale
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Subcommittee Named to Review NH Abortion Statistics Bill
Five representatives from the New Hampshire House Health and Human Services committee have been named to a subcommittee studying HB 471, the abortion statistics bill that was retained in committee earlier this year. New Hampshire is one of only three … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Health Care, Leaven for the Loaf, Legislation
Tagged Abortion, Ellen Kolb, HB471, NH House, Statistics
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Melissa Ohden Reflects on Surviving Abortion, 40 Years On
Forty years ago today, I was being subjected to the saline infusion abortion that I would endure until August 29th. I will rejoice next Tuesday, the day that I was born alive, about all that God has done in my … Continue reading
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