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Abortion pictures rile members of pro-choice church

Todd and his team have made it their mission to educate church goers that the place where they worship condones this heinous act against God.

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Abortion pictures are not pleasant to view, particularly on one’s way to Sunday morning worship service at a pro-choice church.

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For the past several weeks Todd Bullis has taken his Church Project to the Custer Road United Methodist Church in Plano, Texas.

Showing the reality of abortion through abortion pictures, Todd and his team have made it their mission to educate church goers that the place where they worship condones this heinous act against God, in whose image we are made.

There is no denying, although some uneducated parishioners tried, that the United Methodist Church supports abortion. From its website:

The United Methodist Church is also affiliated with the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.

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Todd put together a video montage of reactions to his signs from this past Sunday and posted them on YouTube, which YouTube immediately removed.

Thank goodness there is now ProLifeBook.com, where the video now resides.  It is amazing. While the various reactions are sad, Todd’s responses are great. Watch til the end to be inspired (and note the slap at :48)…

Reprinted with permission from JillStanek.com

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