Reaching Christian students at James Madison University
Where can Christians learn the message not to kill their own children?
Not at church, apparently. That’s why 1 in 5 women who have abortions identify themselves as “born again” or “evangelical” Christians.
The secular campus is a great place to reach these good people with the truth that the pro-life church is covering up. This was also true at James Madison University.
Joe had recently become a Christian, but had never considered abortion in any form or fashion. He spoke with CBR GAPper Bubba Garrett.
As they looked over the pictures and discussed the implications of abortion in terms of the genocide comparison, his heart was deeply moved. Bubba helped him to understand that authentic Christianity must include protecting the helpless from systematic slaughter (Proverbs 24:11-12).
Joe asked Bubba to pray with him that more Christians would get involved in stopping abortion. Afterwards, he told him that his spiritual mentor was nearby and also needed to learn about abortion. As a result both young men experienced a change of heart concerning the consequences of abortion and a newfound determination to do something about it.
Tags: abortion debate, abortion pictures, CBR, Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, church, GAP, Genocide Awareness Project, James Madison University, prolife, right to life
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