Tuesday, January 29, 2008

President Bush at March for Life



by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
January 22, 2008

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- President Bush addressed the March for Life participants likely for the last time on Tuesday and told them that they should continue standing up for the right to life of unborn children. In vivid detail, the president talked about the development of unborn children and said they deserve legal protection.

"Thirty-five years ago today the United States Supreme Court declared and decided that under the law an unborn child is not considered a person, but we know many things about the unborn," President Bush said.

"Biology confirms that from the start each unborn child is a separate individual with his or her own genetic code," Bush explained.

"Babies can now survive outside the mother's womb at younger and younger ages," he said. "And the fingers and toes and beating hearts that we can see on an unborn child's ultrasound come with something that we cannot see: a soul."

The president hosted a gathering of 200 pro-life advocates in the East Room of the White House and shared with them his hope for a pro-life future.

In pro-life people, Bush said he saw "people with a deep conviction that even the most vulnerable member of the human family is a child of God."

"You're here because you know that all life deserves to be protected. And as you begin your march, I'm proud to be standing with you," he said.

Bush said he was "heartened" to see that the number of abortions is on the decline but he lamented that "more than one in five pregnancies end in an abortion."

"America is better than this, so we will continue to work for a culture of life where a woman with an unplanned pregnancy knows there are caring people who will support her; where a pregnant teen can carry her child and complete her education; where the dignity of both the mother and child is honored and cherished," he said.

He encouraged marchers to continue educational efforts to change hearts and minds.

"As you give voice to the voiceless, I ask you to take comfort from this: The hearts of the American people are good," Bush concluded.

"Their minds are open to persuasion. And our history shows that a cause rooted in human dignity and appealing to the best instincts of the American people cannot fail. So take heart."

http://www.lifenews.com/nat3646.html

Monday, January 28, 2008

Good Search Shopping


You can now shop and benefit Lois’ Lodge!

Good Search has added a Good Shop feature on it’s home page.

When you shop through selected retailers Lois’ Lodge will get a
percentage of the proceeds.

We did this with one our Christmas gifts and $10.00 was donated through good search. Online retailer i music, target and others are currently participating. If you shop online at all this is a great way to give back to Lois’ Lodge!

Are you surfing the web using GoodSearch?

Lois’ Lodge can receive an estimated $7300.00 per year if you surf through GoodSearch!

Raise money for Lois’ Lodge just by searching the Internet or shopping online with GoodSearch - www.goodsearch.com - powered by Yahoo!

Enter Lois’ Lodge as the charity you “Good Search” for.
And, be sure to spread the word!

Dawn

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Note from Noelle


Lois' Lodge is wonderful!!! im thankful for them everyday of my life. its so refreshing to know people who support life and give unconditional love to mothers who need it most! Noelle

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

I Wish I Said That....


When I was growing up, a kind euphemism for getting pregnant outside of marriage was to say that the young woman "got in trouble." While there is no doubt that a crisis pregnancy may be a source of trouble, it can also be a time of great blessing if the mother-to-be comes face-to-face with the reality of forgiveness in Christ, the responsibility for one's own actions, and the resulting blessing of a new life.

The question with trouble is that it is not a matter of IF it is going to come. It's a matter of WHEN. Job said it best. "Man is born to trouble as the sparks fly upward" (Job 5:7).
However, we have God's promise that whatever the source of our trouble, He will be with us if we love Him and desire to serve and please Him. Inside the dark cloud of troubles, there may be a silver lining of daily grace that is shown to the person having the trouble. This occurs as those of us who love them in Christ's stead help them realize biblical relational truth. The flipside of troubles may well be an opportunity for the gospel and a relationship that lasts through all eternity.

Jerry Thacker

At The Center Magazine Online

Sunday, January 20, 2008

Walkathon


LOIS' LODGE WALK-A-THON

Join us in making a difference in the lives of women facing the

challenges of an unplanned pregnancy!


Date: Saturday, April 12, 2008
Time: 8:00am - 10:00pm
Location: Stumptown Park
Street: South Trade Street
City/Town: Matthews, NC



This fun event will raise awareness as well as funds to support

the mission and work of Lois' Lodge.



There are 4 ways that you can become involved:

1. Become a Walker - you can either raise sponsorships to benefit the ministry or make a donation to walk.

2. Recruit a group to walk

3. Make a contribution

4. Volunteer to help.

If you or your group is walking, please register though the website so that we know you're coming! www.loislodge.org


Questions? Contact Dawn at dg_loislodge@bellsouth.net
or (704)376-8550