Africa Christian Action and pro-life groups Africa Cares for Life and Mater Domini, last week hosted the first screenings in South Africa of the powerful new pro-life film, Unplanned. Unplanned is the incredible, true story of Abby Johnson, former director of a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic in the USA and […]
Author: Taryn Lourens
Offer to show bestseller ‘Gosnell’ pro-life film at Cape churches
Africa Christian Action (ACA) is offering Cape Peninsula churches an opportunity (at no charge) to screen Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer, a new pro-life, big screen drama, based on actual events. The film which opens eyes to the horrific reality of abortion, was a box office success in […]
Pro-life protests for 22nd anniversary of legalised abortion
Every year we lose more pre-born babies to abortion than the combined death toll of crime and car accidents. Since February 1 1997, over 1 600 000 babies have been killed in South Africa — by abortion — with taxpayers’ money. February 1 2019 will mark the 22nd anniversary of […]
Up to a million Christians took part in Life Chains around world on October 7
Global pro-abortionists proclaimed September 28 as an annual International Safe Abortion Day. In contrast to the almost 1 600 Life Chains held globally on, or near, to October 7, pro-abortionists could only muster a handful of protests on September 28. Up to a million Christians worldwide took part in the […]
Christians urged to stand for life in October
With an estimated 250 pre-born babies killed by abortion in South Africa daily, Christians are urged to stand for life by participating in either the National March for Life in Durban or a life chain in Cape Town, East London or Bloemfontein. Sunday October 7 is International Life Chain Sunday, a day […]
British-funded programme promotes abortion at community clinics in SA
The British-based Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) is channelling funding to Stellenbosch University and the University of Cape Town medical faculty to promote abortion amongst doctors and nurses. This pro-abortion programme, titled Leading Safe Choices (LSC), aims to desensitise doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals to the reality […]
Eurochoir adds unique touch to Reformation celebrations
Making this year’s 499th Reformation Celebration in Cape Town and surrounds unique was ministry in song by the 140-member Eurochoir with choristers from Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania and Switzerland. This international Christian youth choir thrilled audiences at the V and A Waterfront Amphitheatre, at the Reformation Sunday Service at […]
SA couple complete second Africa overland mission
Frontline Fellowship husband and wife team, Michael and Renee Watson, joined by two other South African missionary field workers, Ryno and Frank, have completed a five month, six country Congo Overland Mission. Ministering in Zambia, Tanzania, Burundi, the DR Congo, Malawi and South Africa, the team travelled over 20 000 […]
New threat to homeschooling: call to action
Homeschooling action groups in the Western Cape fear that the Government intends to introduce draconian anti-homeschooling legislation in draft national policy on home education that is due to be published in August. Cape Home Educators and the Pestalozzi Trust are concerned that the national policy will override gains that homeschooling […]
Answers to sceptics’ top 6 objections on the harms of porn
[notice]This article is adapted from the Chapter “Dealing With Objections” in Porndemic by Taryn Hodgson.[/notice] When trying to convince sceptics about the harmful effects of pornography, and the need to criminalise it, one often encounters the following objections: 1. “There’s no proof that porn causes harm.” This is a claim […]