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Archive for September, 2009

Sullivan reneges as parking controversy continues

40 Days for Life supporters gather outside City Council chambers Wednesday night Dozens of 40 Days for Life supporters attended Wednesday night’s Bakersfield City Council meeting, hoping to hear Council Member Jacquie Sullivan move to send the parking controversy outside Bakersfield’s FPA abortion chamber to a committee, which Sullivan had promised on the record to do at the last Council meeting.

Tim and Terri Palmquist spoke during the public comment time, encouraging the Council members to pray during the 40 Days for Life.  Tim emphasized that abortion not only kills our community’s children but also brings serious harm on women in our community, giving the example of a woman whose post-abortion anguish caused her to jump to her death off the high bridge at the 58-99 interchange.

When Sullivan began to speak, it was clear that something had changed. Read more »

Pray that Newark baby will be saved from abortion pill

Early Sunday morning we received the following e-mail message:

I am writing you for I seek your help and guidance on Friday September 11 2009 I walked in to an abortion clinic and I took the first of the abortion pill also known as ru486 I am so regretful I want to keep this baby if it isnt too late!! I cannot and will not kill this baby! I was forced into this abortion and now I dont care what I have to do to save it Help Me and my baby please!!

Having dealt with several similar situations trying to save babies from the abortion pill, we had been instructed by Dr. George Delgado to try to find a local doctor at the Fertility Care Centers of America website and/or the One More Soul website . Read more »

Disabled pro-life “Sign Guy” murdered in Michigan

Jim Pouillon, known to many as the “Sign Guy,” was murdered early this morning in Owosso, Michigan, as he peacefully held a sign displaying a photograph of a newborn baby.  The victim, shot four times in the chest with a semi-automatic gun, was a 63-year-old disabled man who required supplemental oxygen from a portable tank and wore leg braces.

For over two decades, Pouillon had dedicated his life to speaking out against abortion.  He opposed violence in any form, but had said he would be willing to die for his beliefs.  Sara Edwards, the chief assistant prosecutor for Shiawassee County, has confirmed that Pouillon’s pro-life stance was the reason he was murdered, according to a statement from the suspect, who is in custody.

“Jim often participated in ministry activities with many of our close friends,” commented Terri Palmquist, who noted that Jim had been the target of death threats and violence in the past.  “Jim had no way to run from this attack, just like the babies in the womb.  We abhor this cowardly act, but I’m sure that if Jim were here he would want us to emphasize the tragic deaths of over 3000 innocent children aborted in our nation every day – more than the number of people who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks.” Read more »

Parking impasse may end as 40 Days for Life begins!

After hearing from concerned citizens at every City Council meeting for the past three months, it appears that the Bakersfield City Council may finally be willing to take action regarding the new parking restrictions at 25th and H Streets which were imposed at the request of the FPA abortion chamber staff to interfere with our ministry outreaches.

Council member Jacquie Sullivan

Councilmember Jacquie Sullivan

When Terri and Tim Palmquist shared their concerns at last night’s City Council meeting, Councilmember Jacquie Sullivan requested that the matter be submitted to a committee. During the discussion which ensued, Sullivan agreed to come back to the Council at the next meeting with a specific proposal narrowing the issue which is to be sent to a committee. The committee may be one of the existing Council committees, but at last night’s Council meeting the possibility of establishing a special ad hoc committee for the purpose of addressing this issue was presented. Read more »