March for Life Jan 18, 2019

Excerpt from: Imagine A World Without Fingerprints by Irvina Parker

Admit it! You were frustrated, right? You had just finished cleaning the window when it happened. Your toddler, hands smeared in who knows what, ran over to peer out the window and left fingerprints and handprints all over the glass. “Don’t you know I just cleaned that?” you wanted to say. Perhaps you kept your cool. Perhaps you didn’t. Fingerprints can leave messes, but can you honestly imagine a world without them?

A few weeks ago, March for Life unveiled its theme for the upcoming annual event in our nation’s capital. Thousands upon thousands of pro-lifers will join together to lend their support to the children whose voices have been silenced and whose fingerprints have been wiped out through abortion. The theme, “Unique from Day One,” gives emphasis to our individuality as part of God’s creation. In Psalm 139:14, David acknowledges God as creator and declares: “I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”

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As we move into 2019, our core value states that we value JUSTICE. If we truly value justice, then we must project our own voices to speak up for the unborn child. We must use our feet to march toward a day when the life of the unborn child is valued by everyone! We must leave our own fingerprints on signs and banners, challenging our lawmakers to do the right thing! And we must use our voices to pray.

Let’s pray for the lawmakers. Let’s pray for the confused parents. Let’s pray for the institutions like our own Royal Home and Falcon Children’s Home, who advocate for the justice of every child–born and unborn! Prayer is, without doubt, the greatest fingerprint that you and I can leave on society. However, never forget that God also calls us into action. He tells us to go. Sometimes he leaves the decision of where to go to us. My goal is to GO to Washington, D.C. for the 46th annual March for Life this coming January 18, 2018. I would love to see you there on the National Mall!

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Excerpt from: Imagine A World Without Fingerprints by Irvina Parker