TRUE Unity In The Pro-Life Movement by PRO-LIFE ROCKS!!! November, 2011

PRO-LIFE ROCKS https://www.facebook.com/pages/PRO-LIFE-ROCKS/185711376046
is a Protestant Christian led PRO-LIFE, PRO-ADOPTION, PRO-ABSTINENCE first, initiative started on Facebook in the Spring of 2010. In just a short period of time it has grown to a network of over 100,000 on an operating budget of less than $2,000 per year. We are hoping to attract more Protestant Christians into the movement and we have a different idea than many as to how to bring about what we call TRUE Unity. Please let us know what you think...

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We are firmly convinced (whether we are involved or not) that it's time for a new (or alternative) model for unity in the Pro-Life movement. We ALL need to get DIRECTLY behind and support the efforts of Protestant led initiatives like Abort73, Bound4Life, Personhood USA, 180 Movie, and Abolish Human Abortion just to name a few...

Blessings in Christ, Love Rules & PRO-LIFE ROCKS!!! ~ Randy 

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For instance, we like to openly celebrate what the early martyrs of the Protestant Religion like William Tyndale, Martin Luther and others did in helping us to understand that the proper orientation in terms of a relationship with God the Father, DIRECT AND PERSONAL through His Son and our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus. As of now this type of expression is seen as divisive to many Roman Catholics in leadership within the movement.

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As Evangelical Protestant Christians we can and should work in unity with Roman Catholics with the same goal of Abolishing Human Abortion in mind where and when ever possible, however we also firmly believe that we as Protestant Christians need to help promote, finance and build up a second hub that is more open and reflective of our religious differences.