Saturday, June 4, 2016

Hispanic Leader Calls for All Christians to End Support of Planned Parenthood




From American Life League's
Wednesday STOPP Report 


Reverend Samuel Rodriguez is the president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. The NHCLC is the nation’s largest Hispanic Christian organization representing millions of Evangelicals and more than 40,000 U.S. churches.

In a recent interview on The Church Boys podcast, Rev. Rodriguez stated that it is unjustifiable for any follower of Jesus to support a candidate—Republican or Democrat—who backs Planned Parenthood.

Pastor Rodriguez explained during the program that he is pro-life “from conception to natural death,” said that he considers pro-life as his “number one advocacy platform.”




 

American Life League is the oldest grassroots pro-life organization in the country, focused on education and advocacy, and is part of a coalition of more than 50 organizations and activists asked to help promote and recruit signers for the above petition. All names will be combined and shared with the Center for Medical Progress for maximum impact with Congress.

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