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Various Sources, e-mails, campaign announcements | 9.27.02

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[Lancey Howard]

BUMP for great freeping.
Thanks for your efforts, Coleus.

[Calpernia]

bump for later

[cpforlife.org]

Great job Coleus.

[narses]

Candlelight ALL SOULS Prayer Vigil at Englewood Abortion Mill

Sponsored by the Rose Garden Home

The Nuns have over 150 saves from Good Friday of 2002 to today!! From what I was told 4 partial-birth abortions are performed there each week; it's #1 in NJ.

A candlelight prayer vigil will be held Sunday evening, November 2 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.at the Englewood Abortion Mill.

We are planning to have a candlelight prayer vigil for the babies who were lost at the Metropolitan Medical Clinic, 40 Engle Street, Englewood, New Jersey 07631. The vigil will start at 7PM and will end in about an hour. Please bring rosaries and a candle if you can. We are here to pray for our departed brothers and sisters in Christ. Members of all faiths are invited to attend. Please don't call the Abortion Mill for directions (www.mapquest.com )or questions, call the sisters at the Rose Garden Home (www.rosegardenhome.org ) for further information.

All Souls Day

Rose Garden Home, Rahway, NJ

If anyone has any questions they may feel free to call them at 732-340-1474

They are anticipating 600 families for thanksgiving requesting food, please help by donating frozen turkeys, canned food and frozen deserts after November 1st.

They are also in need of new, unrapped toys and clothing for children from birth to 12 yrs. old for Christmas and ALWAYS need YEAR ROUND: diapers, wipes, jar baby food, Good Start Formula, etc.
Matching Grants have been offered. All Checks between $25 and $500 dated "before" 11/01/03 will qualify and be matched

[Salvation]

As I mentioned on another thread, let's hope the locals get together and start having a daily or weekly Rosary/prayer time outside this clinic.

It worked in Eugene, OR to close a clinic!

Closure Threatens Clinic in Eugene School

Eugene Abortion Clinic Closes; Surprising Many (Hooray!!!)

[Saundra Duffy]

God bless you!

[Coleus]

Some words from Alan Keyes...

"Slavery was what discarded, and rejected, and denied the fundamental principle of right and justice in America. And what was done in the name of slavery then is done for the sake of abortion now."

"Harden our hearts to the innocents in the womb, and we have hardened our hearts to the need for compassion, and mercy, and fellow-feeling, and charity, and decency in this world."

"We cannot afford to guide our steps according to the opinions of the world or according to the opinions of those who are today the masters of the world's praise."
 

"Without faith, there is no freedom. Without God, there is no liberty."
 

"Justice in the end is not just about what we do or don't do. Justice is about love. Love understood not as a feeling, but as a commitment to do what is right. Love understood as having at its heart a faith, not just in ourselves, but in our Almighty God, and in His truth, and in His mercy, and in His will."

"We think of ourselves, sometimes, as ordinary people. But in God's plan, there are no ordinary people. There is only this extraordinary moment when He calls and we decide whether we shall answer. In that decision lies our freedom."

 

"It's in the private places of the heart that freedom is made or unmade by the discipline we create there."

 

Would you like to hear more?
Tuesday, Jan 6^th  7:30 p.m.
Immaculate Conception Church,  Clinton
Dessert reception to follow talk
Admission is  $25 at the door
To Benefit:
Life Choices’ Pregnancy Center
Phillipsburg, NJ

 questions, call 908-213-6974

Alan Keyes 
 

Known as one of the most articulate and popular speakers in America,  Dr. Alan Keyes comes to New Jersey with a wealth of experience as a former U.S. Ambassador, twice a candidate for U.S. President, columnist, talk show host, author and former college president.  Dr. James Dobson has said that Alan Keyes is the most powerful and impactful speaker that he has ever heard. 

     Your generous support and attendance at this fundraising event will make it possible for Life Choices to touch hundreds of lives! Families come to our Center for support and tangible assistance. The people we have served tell us again and again that in our Center they find genuine care and concern.

     Precious lives have been saved! Over the last year we have seen 450 women. Many of these women described themselves as seriously considering abortion…some with appointments scheduled. In our Center they find the help they need to change their hearts. The necessities are provided. Our ultrasound program allows the unborn children to be seen. Kicking and swimming about, hearts beating, they seem to ask, “Can you love me? Will you nurture this awesome gift of life?” Again and again we have heard the answer: “YES!” Life-giving Choices are being made!With your support, we hold in our arms Children who otherwise would not have been born!

[Coleus]

Please join Mayor Steve Lonegan for a frank discussion on property taxes

Thanks to your help, Governor McGreevey dropped a plan to raise gasoline taxes by as much as 15 cents per gallon.

Our victory showed the Trenton Establishment that average people like you and me can beat "City Hall" when we stick together and make our voices heard.

Now I'm working on another front and I'd like you to join me next Monday night, January 26th, from 7 to 8:30 pm at the Ramada Conference Center, 195 Route 18 South, in East Brunswick to announce our effort to reduce rapidly escalating property taxes in our state.

On the whole, New Jersey residents paid $17.3 Billion in property taxes last year -- a 7.6 percent increase over the $16.1 Billion paid in 2002. This represents the highest single year increase in a decade. And that's because
total spending increased by 6.5 percent.

Higher spending means higher taxes. And nothing will be done about high taxes until something is done about spending.

Some say that the only way to hold down real estate taxes is to raise other taxes such as sales and income taxes. I reject that view. The problem with taxation in our state is not that state taxes are too low, but that local
governments and school boards spend too much -- as well as our state government in Trenton.

I am proud that in my town of Bogota in Bergen County, our municipal budgets are virtually the same as the day I took over eight years ago. Unfortunately, any savings we have brought taxpayers has been eaten up by profligate spending at the Board of Education.

And while state spending has skyrocketed in those eight years from $15 Billion to nearly $24 Billion today -- a 60 percent increase -- state aid to my town has actually been reduced.

As property taxes rise, driven primarily by school costs, New Jersey residents are left asking whether we are getting what we are paying for. Trenton's monolithic "tax and spend, more money equals better everything" attitude has to stop before it bankrupts our state.

We can control taxes and school costs without diminishing the quality of education our children receive. Please join me on Monday night as we take the tax revolt to a new level. Many of you have written me to ask what else
we can do to fight high taxes in our state. This is your chance. I look forward to seeing you on Monday.

[Ziva]

Lonegan's meeting is Monday night, Jan 26, at the Ramada in East or New Brunswick, at 7 pm. FReep mail me if you might be coming.

[Coleus]

93^rd Birthday,Friday, February 6, 2004,7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Parsippany Fire & Rescue Building
Intersection of Crescent Dr. & Volunteers Ct.
Come gather with Jay Webber and friends for light
refreshments and tributes to our 40^th President
*       The event is free and open to all       *
Please RSVP by Monday, February 2, 2004, 973.848.4038 or tweisert@kl.com
 "They say the world has become too complex for simple answers.  They are wrong.  There are no easy answers, but there are simple answers.  We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right."--  Ronald Reagan   Map

[Coleus]

You are invited to The Zarephath Health Center Celebration Banquet,Friday, February 27th, 2004, 7 PM

Founded in 2003, the Zarephath Health Center has been providing low cost or free health care to the poor and uninsured in Central New Jersey. Come hear stories of families we have helped and catch our vision for the future.

Speakers include:
Mayor Bret Schundler, 2001 NJ Gubernatorial Candidate
President- "Empower the People"
Murray Sabrin, PhD, 1997 NJ Gubernatorial Candidate;
Professor of Finance, Ramapo College
Gene Cheslock, MD, Founder, Parker Family Health Center,
Red Bank, NJ
Drs. John and Alieta Eck, MD , Founders, Zarephath Health
Center

The Doubletree Hotel, 200 Atrium Dr. (Off Davidson Ave.), Somerset, NJ 08873 Tickets: $50 Questions?- contact us at ZHCenter@aol.com or 732-537-0737
For reservations, mail check with your name, address and phone # to PO Box 9182, Zarephath, NJ 08890
RSVP by February 20th to insure a place at the table.

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On Friday, February 13, 2004, 7:00 p.m. the Foundation for Economic Education is hosting an evening with Congressman Roan Paul of Texas. Located at 30 South Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY 10533 directions can be found at www.fee.org

Please reply by February 12 Email: evenings@fee.org
Or Call: (914) 591-7230
For a ride from the Irvington train station to FEE,
please contact Chris Fisher at (914) 591-7230 x 223 or cfisher@fee.org

[Coleus]

The Ron Paul event is for FREE, open to the public, RSVP for seating.

[Coleus]

Unborn Victims of Violence Act, Action Needed:

Contact Your Senators Here

NJ Residents Use this Link

[Coleus]

Congressman Scott Garrett for the Garrett for Congress 2004
Bergen County Volunteer Meeting MONDAY, MARCH 15 7:30 pm BCRO Headquarters 339 Main Street Hackensack, NJ 07601
(Parking in the rear) For more information or to RSVP please contact Linna Selby at (973) 300-0470 Paid for by Garrett for Congress

[Coleus]

A Perspective on Schundler v. McGreevey – NJ Statewide Research

[Coleus]

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[Coleus]

http://www.georgewbush.com/students/tournament/

[Coleus]

March 31, 2004

 

Dear Pro-Life Friends:

 

I was just made aware that there will be a pro-abortion rally tomorrow, April 1, 2004 at 8 pm at Rutgers University, New Brunswick campus. The pro-abortion rally will take place on the steps of Brower Commons, which is a designated "Free Speech Area" for campus rallies. A Pro-Life counter protest will take place in front of the Rutgers Student Center, which is located at 126 College Avenue, New Brunswick, directly across the street from Brower Commons. The protest will be a peaceful one.

The desire is simply to be a pro-life presence at this event. There will be people at the pro-life counter protest from a diversity of religious and political backgrounds. The goal is to make this a very mainstream pro-life counter protest, therefore people who choose to bring signs are asked to omit pictures that depict the violence and gore of abortion. The organizers ask that the signs be simple, direct, and non-inflammatory, lest their effectiveness be compromised. Click on this link for a campus map. Click on this link for directions to the Rutgers Student Center. As I mentioned, parking on campus is very limited and tightly restricted. Unless people can find a metered spot close to the Rutgers Students Center, I suggest they use a deck or lot monitored by the city of New Brunswick. The following link for the New Brunswick Parking Authority will have more detailed information about parking in the city.

 

Please try to attend. 

 

Marie Tasy

Public & Legislative Affairs Director

(732) 846-2000

email: mtasy@njrtl.org

[Coleus]

NJ-National Black Republican Council invites you to:
Ensuring The Future

April 29, 2004,East Brunswick Hilton, Route 18 (NJ Turnpike Exit 9)

Light Refreshments,Cash Bar,6:00 PM until 8:00 PM
DONATION $50 IN ADVANCE $60.00 AT THE DOOR
Guest Speaker: Sports Commentator Byron Scott

Special Guests:
Honorable Leonard Coleman
Members of the Senate Leadership Team
Members of the Assembly Leadership Team
Members of the State Party Leadership Team

For ticket information please contact:
George Gore (908) 822-9771 Derrick Miller (973) 680-1887
Channel Wilkins (609) 393-8242 PAID FOR BY NJ-NBRC DERRICK MILLER TREASURER
Please make checks payable to NJ-NBRC and send to:
Derrick Miller, P.O. Box 452, Bloomfield, NJ 07003-0452