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Please Join Us TOMORROW, January 21st for
"Faith in Choice: Reclaiming the Moral Highground"
PPGG's community event to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade
We will gather to remember the lives lost before Roe v. Wade, acknowledge the women today who cannot access safe and affordable reproductive health services, and to share our intentions and hope for the future - when reproductive freedom is recognized as a fundamental human right for all. Clergy members will share how their faith brought them to be pro-choice and discuss clergy involvement in the reproductive freedom movement pre-Roe and today.
5:00 pm - Gather at Dolores Park, by the stairs on Dolores
5:30 pm - Candlelight vigil and meditative walk step-off to Congregation Sha'ar Zahav
6:00 pm - Progam at Congregation Sha'ar Zahav, 290 Dolores Street
7:00 pm - Closing
IN CASE OF RAIN: Please join us at Congregation Sh'ar Zahav at 6:00.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!
Co-Sponsors: Access/Women's Health Rights Coalition, California Women's Agenda, Healthcare Access for All, San Francisco NOW, Social Justice Ministries of the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco.
**PLEASE NOTE: On the same day, the 2nd annual "Walk for Life" will be in town. As you may recall, last year PPGG took the lead in organizing a response. This year, we hope to counter their presence with a positive event that will help push our movement forward and allow us to reclaim the moral highground and not amplify the message of our anti-choice visitors. Allowing women to control their own bodies and futures is the only moral choice and we are proud that San Francisco and the Bay Area know this to be true. Please join us.
Some of you who read my LJ don't believe in this and it is okay! You have a choice! That is all I am saying! Choice is all I want to keep. Abortion should not be used instead of birth control but should be available as a choice for women who need it.
"Faith in Choice: Reclaiming the Moral Highground"
PPGG's community event to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade
We will gather to remember the lives lost before Roe v. Wade, acknowledge the women today who cannot access safe and affordable reproductive health services, and to share our intentions and hope for the future - when reproductive freedom is recognized as a fundamental human right for all. Clergy members will share how their faith brought them to be pro-choice and discuss clergy involvement in the reproductive freedom movement pre-Roe and today.
5:00 pm - Gather at Dolores Park, by the stairs on Dolores
5:30 pm - Candlelight vigil and meditative walk step-off to Congregation Sha'ar Zahav
6:00 pm - Progam at Congregation Sha'ar Zahav, 290 Dolores Street
7:00 pm - Closing
IN CASE OF RAIN: Please join us at Congregation Sh'ar Zahav at 6:00.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!
Co-Sponsors: Access/Women's Health Rights Coalition, California Women's Agenda, Healthcare Access for All, San Francisco NOW, Social Justice Ministries of the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco.
**PLEASE NOTE: On the same day, the 2nd annual "Walk for Life" will be in town. As you may recall, last year PPGG took the lead in organizing a response. This year, we hope to counter their presence with a positive event that will help push our movement forward and allow us to reclaim the moral highground and not amplify the message of our anti-choice visitors. Allowing women to control their own bodies and futures is the only moral choice and we are proud that San Francisco and the Bay Area know this to be true. Please join us.
Some of you who read my LJ don't believe in this and it is okay! You have a choice! That is all I am saying! Choice is all I want to keep. Abortion should not be used instead of birth control but should be available as a choice for women who need it.
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Date: 2006-01-21 06:52 am (UTC)From:Wish I could be there.
i would be there if i could
Date: 2006-01-23 02:36 pm (UTC)From: