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  • 1988 Issue 3 - Atlanta Pro-Lifers March On Georgia Capital - Counsel of Chalcedon

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    Chalcedon Presbyterian Church
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    Over the past year The Counsel of Chalcedon has not presented a great deal on the matter of abortion. This is partly because we had said most of what could be said the previous year. But, while the efforts of pro-lifers are little different in nature from the efforts of previous years, nevertheless their labors continue. Large marches and pickets have not increased, but smaller pickets have been better organized so that, for example, there are at least a few picketers at Dr. Gay's abortion clinic in Chamblee at almost all his hours of operation. A number of hearings and trials were conducted over the past year in which Chalcedon members were involved at the various levels. Some charges were dropped. Some people were fined and banned from the city of Chamblee, for example, for a year. In one case a jury found two Chalcedon members guilty of trespassing on clinic property.

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    Over the past year The Counsel of Chalcedon has not presented a great deal on the matter of abortion. This is partly because we had said most of what could be said the previous year. But, while the efforts of pro-lifers are little different in nature from the efforts of previous years, nevertheless their labors continue. Large marches and pickets have not increased, but smaller pickets have been better organized so that, for example, there are at least a few picketers at Dr. Gay's abortion clinic in Chamblee at almost all his hours of operation. A number of hearings and trials were conducted over the past year in which Chalcedon members were involved at the various levels. Some charges were dropped. Some people were fined and banned from the city of Chamblee, for example, for a year. In one case a jury found two Chalcedon members guilty of trespassing on clinic property.

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    1988 Issue 3 - Atlanta Pro-Lifers March On Georgia Capital - Counsel of Chalcedon

    Diunggah oleh

    Chalcedon Presbyterian Church
    Over the past year The Counsel of Chalcedon has not presented a great deal on the matter of abortion. This is partly because we had said most of what could be said the previous year. But, while the efforts of pro-lifers are little different in nature from the efforts of previous years, nevertheless their labors continue. Large marches and pickets have not increased, but smaller pickets have been better organized so that, for example, there are at least a few picketers at Dr. Gay's abortion clinic in Chamblee at almost all his hours of operation. A number of hearings and trials were conducted over the past year in which Chalcedon members were involved at the various levels. Some charges were dropped. Some people were fined and banned from the city of Chamblee, for example, for a year. In one case a jury found two Chalcedon members guilty of trespassing on clinic property.

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    The Georl!

    la state capital building In doWDtoWD Adanta,


    where pro-lifers mardaed on January 22, the 15th anniversary
    or the Roe vs. Wade dedslon, by whlcb tlte Supreme Court
    made abortion le&al In the United States. (This bulldlna may
    be seen at the of the a d ~ TV show
    Atlanta Pro-Lifers
    March on
    Georgia Capital
    Anti-abortion efforts continue unabated
    Over the past year The Counsel of Chalcedon has not pre-
    sented a great deal on the matter of abortion. This is partly
    because we had said most of what could be said the previous
    year. But, while the efforts of pro-lifers are little different in
    nature from the efforts of previous years, nevertheless their
    labors continue. Large marches and pickets have not increased,
    but smaller pickets have been better organized so that, for ex-
    ample, there are at least a few picketers at Dr. Gay's abortion
    clinic in Chamblee at. almost all his hoUIS of operation.
    A number of hearings and trials were conducted over the past
    year in which Chalcedon members were involved at the vari-
    ous levels. Some charges were dropped. Some people were
    fmed and banned from the city of Chamblee, for example, for
    a year. In one case a jury found two Chalcedon members
    guilty of trespassing on clinic property.
    The January 22nd march in 1987 was called off because of
    snow but this January 22nd, 1988, the largest crowd ever
    (possibly as many as 3000) gathered at the capital and then
    marched through the streets of Atlanta. The pictures on this
    and the next page tell the story.
    The Counsel of Chalc:edoo, Marcb, 1988 -----------------------------Page 9
    The crowd in front or the capital listens to a pro-Ufe DlfSSIIge
    from the governor, Joe Frank Harris. Across tbe street stands
    Central Presbyterian Church, a "church" whkli represellts a
    denomination of millionS' of members which supports Ute
    murder of unborn contrary to the law or God.
    The crowd or several thousand marches for over a mile
    through the streets of downtown Atlanta.
    o o JL1ut1tlle JB3Jro Lc1ffiIr
    0
    o
    A Pro-Life Song
    by 9 year-old
    Jenny Rogers
    Lyrics by Judy Rogers
    Music by Craig Pitman
    This 3 minute, 50 second song on cassette
    Available for $3.00 (includes postage & handling)
    Excellent for personal and group use
    Take one to your local radio station
    Make checks payable to:
    Judy Rogers
    P.O. Box 888442
    Dunwoody, Georgia 30338
    "Heritage of Hope," the lithograph from
    an anginal watercolor by Christian
    award-winning watercolorist, Carol
    Bomer, is now oeing offered in 3 sizes:
    The limited edition. (by the artist)
    and numbered collector's edition (fmished
    size 16"x 20") for $40.00
    A 5"x7" size card for $5.00
    A packet of 10 fold-over note-cards with
    a 3"x 5" print on the cover (includes enve-
    lopes) for $10.00. [The money for the note-
    cards will be given to Chalcedon Christian
    School]
    If you would like Joe Morecraft to autograph
    your lithograph, please check the box below
    requesting him to do so.
    r-----------------,
    I PRINT ORDER FORM I
    1 _ 16" x 20", signed & nurnbered-$40.00 each __ 1
    1 _ 5" x 7" card ---------------------$5.00 each . 1
    1-3"x 5" foldover note cards (10)-$10.00 each --I
    I . Add $2.00 postage & handling __ I
    Total
    : 0 I would like Joe Morecraft to autograph my prinl I
    I Make check payable to: Becky Morecraft, and mail to l
    L _ _!88022, _ ...1
    Page 10 -------------------------The Counsel of Chak:edon, March, 1988
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