It cannot be stopped.
It will challenge college students.
It will bring truth where before there was cover-up.
It will save lives.
I don't really know what that above limerick was. I just sort of made it up trying to sound like one of those movie preview narrator guys.
No but seriously, I just got home from the GAP meeting. The Genocide Awareness Project is coming to OU on Monday and Tuesday and is ready to engage our culture, challenge students, and raise awareness of this genocide that is sweeping our nation. I really don't know what to feel about it yet... I'm nervous, scared, yet extremely excited to see God work. I know He is doing something great through this project, and I thank Him for letting me fight battles with Him. I hope people won't stop talking or thinking about it, that classes will discuss it, that the paper will approach all views of it (for once), that people will be changed by it, but most importantly, that babies will be alive where they were before destined to be killed because of unwant.
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I'll be praying for you! I remember having to write a paper on abortion, it made me so sick to my stomach. I'm glad you guys are going to be about there challenging the norm.
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