Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Pro-Life Freedom Rides - July 23-24, 2010

Below are all the details of the Pro-Life Freedom Rides. Polls consistently show that more and more Americans identify themselves as pro-life. Media coverage of this historic event will be a hit with the majority of Americans. This link – www.ProLifeFreedomRides.com – will tell people how they can be Freedom Riders no matter where they are next weekend.

What: Pro-life Freedom Rides Launch
Where: Birmingham, Alabama, and Atlanta, Georgia
When: Friday, July 23 – Saturday, July 24
Who: Dr. Alveda King, Fr. Frank Pavone, the Priests for Life Pastoral Team, and African-American Leaders from across the nation

Details:
Friday, July 23
  • 7pm-9pm: Rally (Assembly/Concert) at Birmingham Jefferson County Convention Complex (BJCC) Theatre, 2100 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. North, Birmingham, AL 35203, 205.458.8400 / www.bjcc.org – (detailed information for the BJCC and Greater Birmingham)
Saturday, July 24
  • 9am-11am: Prayer Vigil at Killing Center. Planned Parenthood: 1211 27th Place South, Birmingham, AL 35205
  • 11:30am: Pro-life Freedom Ride Caravan departs Birmingham for Atlanta (An invited group of pro-life leaders will ride in the Freedom Ride bus. Interested pro-life activists and families are welcome to drive in their own vehicles in this pro-life caravan. We will drive (without stopping) the 2 and ½ hour drive to Atlanta. Vehicles may join up with or leave the caravan at any time as they need to.  Pre-packing your water, lunch and snacks for the drive is recommended, in order to minimize the need to stop along the way. Upon arrival in Atlanta, public restrooms will be available at the M. L. King Park Service Visitors’ Center which is located across the street from the tomb of Dr. King.
  • 4:00pm (ET) – Pro-life Service at the tomb of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the King Center in Atlanta, 450 Auburn Avenue Northeast Atlanta, GA 30312
The unborn are the only class of people in the United States who are denied their unalienable right to life. Abortion is not about women’s health care; it is not about reproductive rights. Abortion is a violation of the civil rights of more than one million human persons every year. The Pro-Life Freedom Rides connect the civil rights movement of the 1960s to the civil rights movement for the unborn today.
Let us fight the good fight together. Join in the Freedom Rides any way you can. Donate to Priests for Life or donate to Susan4life.

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