Interested in going green? Then Protest the Pill June 5

Promote the Day American Life League is excited to launch Protest the Pill Day for the third year in a row on Saturday, June 5! We are also excited to see the number of groups who are co-sponsoring this year’s event: American Life League, Human Life International, Pro-Life Wisconsin, Pharmacists for Life International, Archdiocese of Mobile Respect Life, Jill Stanek, Pro-Life Unity, Operation Rescue, Generation Life/Brandi Swindell, Life Education Ministry and Movement for a Better America.

It’s not too late to be a co-sponsor! To be a co-sponsor simply means that you support the Pill Kills event and that your organization’s name will be included in promotional items. If your group is planning an actual event (prayer gathering, picket, etc.), ALL will help generate awareness of that activity by issuing media releases in your community. We would like you to establish a presence outside of Planned Parenthood, other abortion facilities or local pharmacies on June 5. Please contact us with the information at protests@all.org

You can begin advertising your local event now by downloading and printing the flyer at http://www.thepillkills.com/assets/PPD10Flyer.pdf. Include it in your next mailing and/or church bulletin, distribute it to other local pro-life groups and pregnancy help centers and post it on community bulletin boards.

Having a large coalition of pro-life groups sponsoring this event will bring greater awareness of the contraceptive mentality and our fight against it. Your group and your activities will be vital components in educating the public on the many dangers of the pill and its effects, not only on preborn children and women, but on our environment as well. Ending the use of the birth control pill will ultimately bring about recognition of every human person’s dignity and also help to end the scourge of abortion and Planned Parenthood.

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