Churches teaching suicide prevention, correct theology on damnation as nearly 800K take lives annually
(Christian Post) “When we lose a loved one to suicide, we lose someone who belonged in our world and in our lives. We live with the unresolvable grief and trauma of the loss, even as we encourage those wrestling with thoughts of hopelessness that where there is life, there is hope," said Tom Shakely of Americans United for Life, a pro-life nonprofit, public-interest law and policy organization.
How Can Anyone Think That Roe V. Wade Is “Settled”? (Archives)
(Daily Caller) The mere passage of time does not settle a Supreme Court decision. Roe is [decades] old. But Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) (which affirmed racial segregation) was 58 years old when it was overturned in Brown v. Board of Education (1954). Several other decisions were older when they were overturned.
Planned Parenthood has itself to blame for Ohio's shuttered clinics
(Washington Examiner) Earlier this month, the Trump administration gave the nation's largest abortion provider a choice: Stop servicing abortions at your health and family planning clinic locations, or leave the federally funded Title X family planning program. Planned Parenthood chose the latter, and it is now facing the consequences.
Austin, Texas becomes first U.S. city to fund 'abortion support services', covering costs of travel, lodging and childcare
(Newsweek) "Things like transportation and childcare should never be barriers for Texans seeking to access abortion care. And in Austin, those barriers just got a little smaller," Williams said, adding: "We hope other local communities will be inspired to resist the attacks on abortion access and we are here to support them."
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