On the Web – November 1, 2011
Maggie Gallagher: A Modest Proposal to Reduce Unneccesary Divorce – What do you think of this proposal? لعبه القمار Robert Morrison: NAE Meets the President – Abortion “Did Not Come
Opinions and God’s Word
On the church-year calendar, October 31 is set aside for Reformation Day. The selected readings for the day are Revelation 14:6-7; Romans 3:19-28; and John 8:31-36 or Matthew 11:12-19. I
On the Web – October 27, 2011
Down Syndrome Kid Inspires With “I Survived Abortion” Sign – A great story highlighting an awful statistic — only 10% of Down syndrome children survive to birth. Most are aborted. Betrayal
On the Web – October 26, 2011
Commemoration of Paul Gerhardt: Pastor and Hymn Writer – Read on for some heartfelt fatherly advice. sportfogadás fórum Incriminating records destroyed, trial delayed – Documents needed for the criminal prosecution
On the Web – October 25, 2011
Walking by Faith Toward Adoption – This article includes helpful ideas on how to raise money for an adoption. لعب بوكر حقيقي Woman Tells of Late Abortion Horror (from Australia) –
Religious Liberty?
Chuck Colson has another great column on religious freedom in the United States. nyerőgépes játékok While there is a debate on whether the Manhattan Declaration makes its own case as
Fremont Area LFL Shares the For Life Message
National Lutherans For Life just received this update from Lowell Bloemker of Fremont Area LFL on their cross display and other outreach efforts. Lowell wrote, “We just completed our cross
On the Path of Life
Here’s a Colorado vacation story I want to share. One particular point on the hiking trail to Ruby Jewel Lake reminds me of the conclusion of Robert Frost’s The Road
Don’t Adopt
If you read the title of this Life Blog post and thought, “What??”, don’t worry. We are all for adoption at Lutherans For Life. Author Russell D. Moore, though, has
A ministry helps prepare young adults for life in Russia
Here’s a story of a much-needed ministry helping those who age out of the Russian orphanage system between the ages of 15-18. Life is hard for orphans anyway and can