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Thursday, May 16, 2019
The neo-communists are experiencing apoplexy (a sudden and often fatal fit resulting from blood vessels bursting in the brain) over Alabama's Republican governor Kay Ivey signing into law the virtual ban of abortion in the state. All abortions are banned with one exception-a serious risk to the woman's health-and doctors performing banned abortions could go to prison for life. CNN Chief Legal Analyst and New Yorker Staff Writer Jeffrey Toobin lamented that the ban will be upheld by the Supreme Court and "every woman in Alabama who gets pregnant is going to be forced to give birth soon. And that's going to be true in Alabama, and it's going to be true in Missouri, and it's going to be true probably in Georgia."
 
Leftist presidential candidate Senator Corey Booker (D-NJ) wasted no time in misrepresenting Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., saying, "This is an assault on human rights. This is an assault on basic fundamental ideal that you can control your own body. We know from Alabama's jail by Martin Luther King, he said that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. This is that case." Yes King said that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. He also said,  " The Negro cannot win if he is willing to sacrifice the futures of his children for immediate personal comfort and safety." King's niece, Dr. Alveda King has repeatedly maintained that "the abortion agenda is in direct conflict with the teachings of Dr. King."
 
What is more unjust than ripping a pre-born baby apart in the womb? It was during the debate in the Alabama statehouse that  Democratic Representative John Rogers, a Black man, said,  "I'm not about to tell a woman what to do with her body. She has the right to make the decision herself. Some kids are unwanted-so we kill them now or kill them later. You bring them in the world unwanted and unloved, you send them to the electric chair. You kill them now, you kill them later--but the bottom line is that I think we shouldn't be making this decision." This is the exact thinking of Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger, a white woman who supported Adolph Hitler and advocated eugenics as a solution to ridding the planet of Black people.
 
Republicans and Christians are being labeled misogynists and Nazis for supporting the pro-life agenda and, especially, the Alabama abortion law.  Some Hollywood types are saying that they will become abstinent in protest-which in reality underscores the oft-denied and mocked fact that many use abortion as a means of birth control. They are fighting for the right to kill their babies, even while many admit that abortion is not for them. They claim abortion is a right. But our Declaration of Independence cites that every citizen has the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Without life, one cannot experience liberty and pursuit of happiness. As Deuteronomy 30:19 commands, "Choose life that you and your seed might live." Alabama has made its choice loud and clear--for life. 
Have a Blessed and Powerful Day!
Bill Wilson

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An Appeal for the Children Suffering in Mozambique

By Pastor William Agbeti

[NOTE: If you choose to support the relief efforts of Pastor William Agbeti for the children impacted by the cyclone in Mozambique, please just note "Mozambique" in your donation notation or on your check. ]

I am weeping right now for the devastation that children in Mozambique are caught up in! I am therefore sending an appeal to readers and supporters  to consider sending immediate help for children in Mozambique affected by cyclone Idai. 

Below is the plea for help:

Everyone might have by now heard of the devastation caused by cyclone Idai in Mozambique. Several 100s are dead and rendered homeless. Whole communities, including children, women and the elderly are without food and essential needs like water.Children are dying as a result and the nation has declared a s tate of emergency. 
Nearby Ghana, children in Mozambique are suffering from the impact of a cyclone that is predicted to have claimed over 1,000 lives

The hardest thing to bear is that all these things are happening right in our backyard. 

We hear the cries and pleas for help and cannot close our eyes and stop our ears to them.In the wake of all this, we cannot remain silent because the cries for help have become loudest of late.  We are therefore also calling for help in order to help affected children in Mozambique. 

This is our very first attempt at international outreach. 

I plan on leaving for the affected areas in a week, on an emergency errand.  Even if we are able to save a few children from starvation or death, that would be a lot accomplished in the name of the Lord! My plans are to stay for a week only in Mozambique, and distribute essential commodities and medications recommended by doctors in Ghana, with documented approval. 

My budget is $5000, including travel costs and essential items. Close to $4000 of this amount will go directly to help the children! Please extend a helping hand! I will be sending direct reports from the field, should conditions permit. Please send help now! 

God richly bless you for allowing Him to touch and turn your hearts towards children in Mozambique.

NOTE: In case we are unable to raise the target amount, the entire funds raised will be sent to the Mozambique consulate in Ghana, with specific instructions to help children with it!

William D. Agbeti



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Have a Blessed and Powerful Day,

Bill Wilson
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