Well, tomorrow is the 4th Annual Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity. We at GWU won't be participating tomorrow, but will actually be taking part in the Day of Silence on Wednesday. But, tomorrow night is the Candlelight Vigil on campus. We're going to gather to pray about abortion and then start being silent for those who will never have a voice. This is the first time I've really participated in some "protest" type thing. At the same time...I don't really consider what we'll be doing tomorrow night and all day Wednesday as a protest. It's more of a way to make a statement so others know more about who I am and what I believe in. It is also a way for me to remain silent and prayerful about abortion, the lives lost, the mothers hurt, the doctors who perform the abortions, the lacking foster care and adoption system, and more.

I don't really know what else to say about Silent Day and the Candlelight Vigil. I guess my only question is: Will you lose your voice with us?

Check out the following websites to learn more:

www.silentday.org <-the site for Day of Silent Solidarity

www.standtrue.com <-the organization sponsoring Silent Day...they're all about Christ centered pro-life.

www.bound4life.com <-a grassroots prayer mobilzation movement targeting the end of abortion, the increase of adoptions and the reformation of government and society through spiritual awakening.

www.abort73.com <-Abort73.com exists to cut through the skewed rhetoric of a broadly “pro-choice” culture by presenting young people with the conclusive evidence that abortion is a massive injustice...

Labels: Abortion, Bound4Life, Day of Silent Solidarity, LIFE, Pro-Life, Standtrue