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Here is a photo of me speaking with Dr. Alveda King (niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.)

She is a Pro-life advocate who had 2 abortions, suffered post-Abortion trauma, and a consequent divorce and she says... abortion related breast cancer.

She shared that women who have had an abortion are 50 % more likely to get breast cancer later on in life.
She is now healed. She knows it was Jesus who healed her spirit, soul and body.

She preached the gospel and gave her testimony under the VT Capital at the recent Rally for Life in Montpelier. ~Glenn








Pastors, Priests & Dr. Alveda King praying together about LIFE issues and the healing of women's lives at the V.R.L.C. prayer breakfast in Montpelier.

THANK YOU ALVEDA FOR SPEAKING LIFE INTO VERMONT!!!!

South Dakota Will Try Again with a Newly Revised Bill to Ban Abortion

by Joe Kafka/CR : Jan 29, 2007 : The Christian Post http://www.christianpost.com/article/20070128/25459_Legislators%3A_S.D._Abortion_Ban_to_be_Introduced_Again.htm

"Many people said the lack of exceptions was the reason they voted against last year's bill."

A newly revised version of the bill that would've banned abortion in South Dakota, turned down by voters last November, is scheduled to be presented on Tuesday. Polls have largely shown that the people in South Dakota are against abortion, however the total closure on the bill caused many to vote against the measure last November. So what's different this time? The new measure will include exceptions.

"The additional exceptions for rape, incest and the health of women are what voters want," said state Rep. Mary Glenski, one of the new bill's sponsors. According to Glenski, voters are not tired of the issue. She said it makes sense to bring the issue back because most South Dakotans oppose abortion. "I feel a real responsibility to try and respond to what the voters told us after the election," said Glenski. "Many people said the lack of exceptions was the reason they voted against last year's bill." (Photo: Rep. Glenski)

However Senator Brock Greenfield, director of Right to Life for South Dakota, believes it's a mistake to revive the issue until the upper courts show a serious swing in favor of creating more limitations on abortion. He has recently co-sponsored two anti-abortion bills that will require doctors to read a measure to a woman prior to an abortion that informs them it is illegal to be forced into an abortion. It will also require clear signs to be posted in clinics and hospitals stating the same message.

District Court Rules to Allow "Choose Life" License Plates in Illinois

THATS A GOOD CHOICE!

HURRY, DEATH MAY PASS!

IT IS NOT PASSED YET! WE SHOULD ALL CALL OUR VERMONT SENATORS ASAP AND ASK THEM TO OPPOSE THIS LEGISLATION !!!!!
WE MAY BE ABLE TO PERSUADE THEM OF THE DANGERS OF THIS LEGISLATION. WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!

Go to the vrlc website for intelligent talking points on this topic.
~Glenn

OPEN YOUR MOUTH FOR THE SPEECHLESS, IN THE CAUSE OF ALL WHO ARE APPOINTED TO DIE. PROVERBS 31:8

Open your mouth for the dumb [those unable to speak for themselves], for the rights of all who are left desolate and defenseless- Prov. 31:8 Amp.

Hey Friends of the Unborn & LIFE ,

Yesterday, I spoke with Mary Hahn Beerworth of Vermont Right to Life. She told me that the Death with Dignity Bill or also known as Physician Assisted Suicide MAY pass the Vermont Legislature if we don't quickly act.

THIS IS NOT GOOD! WHERE HAVE WE CHRISTIANS BEEN?

Apparently most of us have been asleep at the wheel! Or should I say... WE (ME INCLUDED) have been in the back seat as a quiet passenger as the car (of Vermont's future for our children, disabled and elderly) is driven off the cliff!

"There are moments in history when a door for massive change opens. Great revolutions for good or evil occur in the vacuum created by these openings. It is in these times that key men and women, even entire generations, risk everything to become ... the hinge of history... that pivotal point that determines which way the door will swing. " - Lou Engle

Where do we go from here?
(1) WE FALL ON THE MERCY OF GOD!
(2) WE PLEAD THE BETTER BLOOD OF JESUS!
(3) WE ASK GOD FOR A MIRACLE! WE ASK FOR FAITH AND DO NOT FEAR!
(4) WE CONTACT OUR VT. REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATORS ASKING THEM TO OPPOSE THIS BILL!! RIGHT AWAY!!! Click Here for a Directory.
(PASTORS & PEOPLE OF INFLUENCE SHOULD PERSONALLY & COLLECTIVELY SEE GOV. DOUGLAS! )
(5) WE QUICKLY CONTRIBUTE OUR MONEY TO SOME ADVERTISING THAT WILL EDUCATE OF THE DANGERS OF THIS LAW! V.A.E.H.
(6) WE PRAY AND PRAY SOME MORE!
GOD IS CHAINED TO OUR PRAYERLESSNESS!

FOR THOSE WHO CAN MAKE IT TO MONPELIER THIS SATURDAY WE WELCOME YOU TO JOIN US FOR THE VERMONT RALLY FOR LIFE!

JOIN BOUND4LIFEVT IN A SILENT PRAYER SIEGE ON THE CAPITAL STEPS WITH LIFE TAPE ON OUR MOUTHS!

WE WILL BEGIN PRAYING AT 9:15 AM AND GO TILL 10:15 SO WE CAN JOIN THE MARCH AT 10:45.

PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU NEED A RIDE OR HAVE QUESTIONS! ~ IN THE LOVE OF JESUS ~GLENN TAYLOR

please pass this info. on and inform a friend!

FRC Makes "Net" Gains

ON RU-486:

For nearly seven years, FRC has documented the health risks surrounding the abortion drug, RU-486--and the list continues to grow. We have taken our objections to Capitol Hill, to the Food and Drug Administration, and now to the Internet. As part of a campaign to inform the world about the dangers of this drug, FRC is unveiling a new website dedicated solely to RU-486, www.ru486info.com. This groundbreaking site will be an invaluable resource to the public, press, and health community who are seeking accurate news and information about the abortion drug.

While we oppose the use of the RU-486 regimen because it ends a human life, we also believe that the legal and safety issues raised by the drug should be a matter of concern to all people of good conscience regardless of their opinions regarding abortion.

Additional Resources RU-486 Microsite
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I Believe It's Worth Asking The Question!

House Approves Unethical Embryonic Stem Cell Research Bill

Last week the U.S. House voted and passed this bill. There have been several recently publicized studies of Stem Cells with proven successes for treatments as alternatives to Embryonic Stem Cells!

While $$$ Millions have been spent through private and California funded studies on Embryonic Stem Cell research ... there has not been nearly the headway or the proven track record (as that of the alternatives) for treating patients who suffer from things like heart disease and cancer!

as well as... the continued controversy!

Many constituents believe that to use Embryonic Stem Cells is ending a life which could be emplanted to help other families. I'd say the leadership that continues to push ending the lives of those Embryonic Stem Cells in the name of advancement are...BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE!

~Let the Church pray~ Glenn Taylor

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT: J.P. Duffy, (866)FRC-NEWS

Washington, D.C. - Today, the U.S. House of Representatives approved federal funding for research that requires the destruction of human life.

Tony Perkins, President of Family Research Council, issued the following statement:

"Rather than defend human dignity, the Democrat led House of Representatives approved legislation to compel U.S. taxpayers to fund research that requires the destruction of human embryos. The President is absolutely right to veto this legislation. "This bill is a bait and switch. It would not just fund so-called "leftover" embryos, it will create a market for creating and cloning more human embryos for the express purpose of killing them."

Continue reading, "House Approves Unethical"

7/11/07
Today the House of Representatives will vote to force taxpayers to fund stem cell research that requires the destruction of human embryos, knowing full well that their efforts are as flawed as the research itself.

With President Bush vowing to veto the legislation, FRC is working with our friends on the Hill to insure the President's veto can be sustained. Last week, when scientists announced that cells from amniotic fluid were used as a successful and ethical alternative, the liberal reaction on Capitol Hill was further proof that Speaker Pelosi (D-CA) is more interested in advancing a culture of death than she is in helping patients by pursuing true cures.

Instead of celebrating the new studies, the leadership was quick to denounce it as "not enough." H.R. 3, if passed, would also mean that fewer dollars would be available for research that has a proven track record of treating patients who suffer from things like heart disease and cancer.

If supporters of embryonic stem cells research sincerely cared about patients, they would work to fully fund the cord blood bank that FRC helped to pass in a strong bipartisan fashion last Congress.

As the House decides the fate of H.R. 3, FRC will report tomorrow on how the newest "pro-life" Democrats voted in this first test of their campaign promises.

Additional Resources Scientists Discover New, Readily Available Source of Stem Cells
Order Your Copy Now Adult Stem Cell Treatments- 9 Faces of Success Stem Cell Research, Cloning and Human Embryos

Iowa Pro-Life Leader Endorses Brownback for President

TODAYS FEATURE:
(AgapePress) -- Kansas Senator Sam Brownback, a 2008 Republican presidential hopeful, has received the endorsement of Iowa pro-life leader Kim Lehman, president of Iowa Right to Life. Lehman has agreed to serve on the senator's Leadership Committee.

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Embryonic Research, a Tough "Cell" for New Leadership

New research from the Wake Forest University School of Medicine may pose a substantial threat to Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) "100 Hours" agenda.

According to reports, scientists there have discovered yet another alternative to embryonic stem cell research (ESC) that increases the promise of treatment without destroying human life.

Stem cells found in the rich amniotic fluid that sustains a baby in the womb have the ability to grow into brain, muscle, and other tissues to fight and treat disease. Not only does the research lack the controversy of ESC, but it also hasn't generated the tumors that have so often been the result of embryonic experimentation. The news should deliver a crippling blow to the agenda of House Democrats, who hope to pass legislation that directs more taxpayer dollars to ESC as one of the hallmarks of their leadership. Regrettably, politicians have used embryos as a political football, endorsing science that has done far more harm to life than good to patients. As viable and ethical alternatives to destructive embryonic stem cell research grow, so too should opposition on Capitol Hill to taxpayer-funded research that destroys human embryos. As we continue to meet with House members this week, our goal is to hold them accountable to fund only methods that don't jeopardize human life. And, as science would have it, these ethical methods are the techniques producing results. Last week, the new House leadership talked a lot about ethics. If they truly care about setting ethical standards, then they should abandon their quest to subsidize unethical research and concentrate on research that cures without killing.

Additional Resources Scientists Discover New, Readily Available Source of Stem Cells
Order Your Copy Now Adult Stem Cell Treatments- 9 Faces of Success Stem Cell Research, Cloning and Human Embryos

FAMILY TO GROW WITH SAVED EMBRYO

"This is a wonderful testimony of how embryos being stored are LIFE and should be treated as LIFE ... and not taken away (destroyed) by utilizing them for embryonic Stem Cell Research." ~Glenn Taylor




Child due from 1 of 1,400 rescued in Katrina chaos

January 4, 2007

BY JANET McCONNAUGHEY
ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW ORLEANS -- A baby album for Rebekah Markham's soon-to-be-born child could include something extra special: photos of police officers using flat-bottomed boats to rescue the youngster's frozen embryo from a sweltering hospital in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Markham is about to give birth via cesarean section, nine months after being implanted with an embryo that nearly thawed when the flooded Lakeland Hospital lost electricity.

"It's going to be exciting for the little baby, once he gets old enough to realize what it went through," said Markham, a 32-year-old physical therapist whose husband, Glen, 42, is a New Orleans police officer.

The baby -- the Markhams are guessing it's a boy -- will be one of the first born from more than 1,400 embryos rescued from the New Orleans hospital two weeks after the storm.

"That is great! I'm going to call all our officers and tell them. They'll be pretty excited," said Lt. Eric Bumgarner, one of seven Illinois Conservation Police officers and three Louisiana state troopers who sloshed through floodwaters to remove the embryos. Bumgarner said he often has wondered what happened to the embryos.

Markham's C-section is set for Jan. 16. Because she and her husband have fertility problems, a clinic created embryos from her egg and his sperm in 2003.
Two were implanted immediately, and one grew into their first child -- a boy who turned 1 just before Hurricane Katrina hit.

The other embryos were stored in liquid nitrogen tanks at about 320 degrees below zero for future use.

The Markhams' embryos, along with those belonging to hundreds of other couples, were kept at the Fertility Institute's laboratory at Lakeland Hospital.

Two days before Katrina hit on Aug. 29, 2005, the clinic took steps to protect the embryos by topping off all of its tanks with liquid nitrogen and moving them to the third floor.
But Katrina's eight feet of water knocked out the electricity, and the temperature climbed. A freshly topped-off tank is safe for three to four weeks in an air-conditioned room, but "I'm sure the temperature was over 100 degrees in that hospital," said Dr. Belinda (Sissy) Sartor, a fertility expert for the institute.

Fearing the embryos would be ruined, she contacted a state lawmaker, who called Gov. Kathleen Blanco, and on Sept. 11, 2005, Illinois officers on loan to Louisiana set out in National Guard trucks, towing flat-bottomed boats.

A flat surface was essential: The 35- and 40-liter nitrogen tanks weighed up to 90 pounds and had to stay upright. If they tipped, nitrogen would spill.
The boats puttered past cars still flooded almost to their windows. The boats were taken through the flooded halls, and the embryos were floated across town to a hospital that hadn't flooded.

The Markhams, who live in Covington, haven't picked baby names yet. But if it's a girl, she won't be called Katrina.
"There's nothing good associated with that name," Rebekah Markham said.

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