Peace in the Womb Christmas Caroling to be Held at Philadelphia Women's Center on Saturday, Dec 22nd

 

Peace in the Womb Christmas Caroling 

Saturday, December 22, 2018

6:30 - 9:00 am 

Philadelphia Women's Center 

777 Appletree Street 

Philadelphia, PA 19106 

Every year pro-lifers across the nation bring the joy and hope of Christmas to the darkness of abortion facilities with a Christmas Caroling day.

Some gather around a large empty Christmas crèche -- symbolizing both the hopeful anticipation of a child's birth and the emptiness left behind by abortion – and sing carols about the Christ child. Babies have been SAVED from abortion when their mothers heard these carols and were moved by the thought of how Mary said "YES" to be the mother of Jesus.

In Center City, a 'Peace in the Womb Christmas Caroling Day' will be held on Saturday, December 22nd. We hope everyone from the Philadelphia area will come and join us for this annual event.

Please dress warmly and invite your family and friends to join you.

Agenda:

630AM- Angelus, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Mysteries of the Rosaries, and other prayers

8AMish- Caroling

830AMish until end- praying for an end to abortion in our city

Will Caroling at Abortion Clinics Save Lives This Christmas?

By Rod Anderson, CP Cartoonist
Christian Post

A major pro-life organization is overseeing a nationwide campaign this month to have Christmas caroling performed outside approximately 80 abortion clinics.

Known as "Peace in the Womb," the caroling events are organized by the Chicago-based Pro-Life Action League, which has been observing this annual campaign since 2003.

Read more at Christian Post 'Peace in the Womb'

"When you come out to an abortion facility to sing Christmas carols, you come face to face with the wounds of our society — and in our hearts — that Christ was born to heal."  Eric Scheidler, Pro-Life Action League

Why Would Christians Go Christmas Caroling Outside an Abortion Clinic?

By Eric Scheidler
Life News

A young woman sits in the waiting room of American Women’s Medical Center on Chicago’s northwest side, waiting to be called back to the operating room for her procedure. Even now, she’s unsure about the choice she’s made. She knows that abortion is against her religion, but she feels cornered. This is the only way out.

Then she hears something that breaks through her anguished thoughts. A group of voices is singing outside the building. She recognizes the familiar words of a Christmas carol: “’round yon virgin, mother and child, holy infant, so tender and mild.”

Outside, a group of some 30 carolers huddle together, bundled up against the cold, each holding a photocopy of a song sheet. As they finish the last lines of their final carol, “Silent Night,” the young woman comes out of the building. She approaches a member of the caroling group and says she’s decided not to go through with her abortion. “I heard your singing and started thinking of Mary and Jesus, and I just couldn’t go through with it.”

As the rest of the carolers move off to their cars to head to the next stop on their caroling tour, an experienced counselor stays behind to talk to the young woman about her situation. She gives her the number for a nearby pro-life pregnancy center that can help her with prenatal care, housing, getting plugged into social services, and anything else she might need.

This Christmas miracle took place on a Saturday morning in December 2003, the year the Pro-Life Action League organized our first Christmas caroling tour at abortion facilities throughout Chicago. We soon began training other pro-life groups to hold “Peace in the Womb” Christmas caroling tours in their own communities, and they were soon reporting back to us with their own stories of mothers being moved to cancel their abortions. This year, Christmas carols will be sung at close to 100 abortion facilities throughout the country.

It is especially sorrowful that a child would be aborted at this time of year—a horrible contradiction of the Christmas story of hope and joy dawning upon the earth with the birth of a baby. 

Those of us who go out every year to sing Christmas carols outside abortion centers draw parallels between the story of Bethlehem and so many of those sitting in abortion waiting rooms right now—the poor and displaced who have found “no room at the inn,” and in desperation are turning to abortion.

Life News story continues here

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Pregnant, need help or know someone who does?  

National Hotline: Call 1-800-712-HELP or Text 'HELPLINE' to 313131.

In Southeast Penna:  Call the Community Women's Center at  215-826-8090

If you or someone you know is suffering after abortion, confidential non-judgmental help is available.  Call Project Rachel's national toll-free number 888-456-HOPE (4673) or visit hopeafterabortion.org.  

Join in Pro-Life Christmas Caroling Beginning Saturday, Dec 9, 2017 Across the USA!

from Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust

For 15 years, our ProLife Christmas Carol has been a rousing success!  Save the lives of babies in the womb, and lead mothers and clinic workers to Christ!

 

Outside Planned Parenthood abortion mills, high school and college students and their families will fill the air with familiar Christmas carols. 

We will bring gift baskets for pregnant mothers who are deciding on life or death for the child within them. The baskets will be filled with hope for a desperate time: baby blankets, bibs, rattles and booties, a document offering the love of Christ, and information about the precious life growing inside them.



The Survivors will also bring gifts to the abortion clinic workers - sincere gifts of love such as Christmas candy and a booklet sharing our faith in Christ, the Holy Baby about whom we are singing.

Join Survivors at one of our planned outreaches -OR- plan a Christmas Carol event at an abortion clinic in your community!

Rally your church, student or community group, and family to spend an hour Christmas caroling in front of an abortion mill.

We are going to celebrate life and sing our hearts out in front of the most hopeless places on earth!

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