At 10:30 am, this morning, OSA Saints held an open casket memorial service for a tiny preborn baby girl we named Sarah. We do this in order to put value on her life, to be a voice for those who have no voice. Two empty chairs represented Sarah’s missing mother and father.
Eva Edl told us she knew how it felt to be classified as “just garbage “ like Sarah. She was held in Gakovaa concentration camp by the Serbian government following WWII. She urged pro-lifers to “Continue doing what you’re doing. Keep it up! Keep it up!” She said, “So that the Lord will spare this nation.”
Abortion holocaust survivor, Sarah Jones (17), spoke for the missing members of her generation, asking us to let our hearts break for Baby Sarah, and bringing us to repentance.
Pastor Flip Benham assured us that “There is life after death and, though Sarah’s mother and father are not here with her today, there are family members to greet her on the other side.”
When one sees Sarah,” he said, “the truth is so humble that it could cause the people to repent.”
Evening RallyPastor Ronnie Wallace was at New Woman All Women abortion clinic this morning and had this testimony about our young warriors. He said when he was preaching “The police seemed to want to arrest me. A bunch of young people standing with me said, ‘If they take you to jail we will take your Bible and keep on preaching.’” Pastor Ronnie said, “God is raising up a mighty generation that is willing to take a stand and preach right on the streets where Jesus preached.”
Flip introduced Alabama State Senator Hank Irwin, describing him as “a statesman, not a politician.”
The Senator told OSA participants at tonight’s rally that 1000 babies a month are killed in this state.
“We have had fires, 911, hurricanes, war, floods, and earthquakes. Have we done something that has precipitated all these disasters?” he asked. “Could this be the divine judgment of God?”
“We are doing an abominable thing in this country. If we want peace and posterity, our country must come to its senses and realize we must stop killing babies.”
The senator said “Every year I sponsor a bill that says abortion is wrong, we must stop killing children. Each time it fails,” he said
“What we are doing is making a difference for eternity. Some day we will stand at the throne of Jesus. A sweet girl will come up and say ‘I am here because I got to be born, and look at all the people I was able to lead to Jesus because you were there and helped me to be born,’” Senator Irwin said.
(Mike Warren’s comment: “We need someone like Senator Irwin in New York!)
American hero, Judge Roy Moore, our featured speaker, said he “stands on the principal that God founded this nation.”
Judge Moore spoke about the Senate being opened by a Hindu cleric’s prayer. “Everybody has the right to worship the way they want to, but our nation is not founded on Hinduism, he said. Would our forefathers allow a Hindu priest to pray in the Senate? No!”
He pointed out that 52 of the 55 of the signers of the U.S. Constitution were members of organized Christian churches. “Benjamin Franklin, whom they say was a deist and that the Constitution he helped fashion had no connection with God, included scripture in much of what he said and wrote,” Judge Moore said.
In the beginning of the Revolutionary War, Ben Franklin noted, “We meet each morning for prayer.”
Judge Moore found that the one common thread as a public official is, if you truly acknowledge the sovereign God, they take you out!
He recounted his time before the court of the Judiciary, Nov. 12, 2003.
Cross Examination:
If you became Chief Justice you would acknowledge God?
Yes.
Then you would insist on acknowledging God?
Absolutely!
I would be required to by the Constitution of Alabama.
“They are playing a secular game,” Judge Moore said. “They can’t attack prayer in the Senate, so instead they use Hindu or Moslem prayer, anything in an attempt to diminish Almighty God.”
