Resources:

Does your church want to participate in our Baby Bottle Campaign? Contact the Center to receive the resources and information you will need.

• We provide free bulletin inserts which detail how our Center helps those in Sussex County. They also outlines practical ways your church or an individual can get involved in this Campaign.

• We supply you with Baby Bottles. Your church body will fill and return them on the designated collection Sunday.

• We offer social media and slideshow images for you to use in order to inform your church, and get people excited and involved.

Resources:

Does your church want to participate in our Baby Bottle Campaign? Contact the Center to receive the resources and information you will need.

• We provide free bulletin inserts which detail how our Center helps those in Sussex County; it also outlines practical ways your church or an individual can get involved in this Campaign.

• We supply you with Baby Bottles for the members of your church to fill and return on the designated collection Sunday.

• We offer social media and slideshow images for you to use in order to inform your church, and get people excited and involved.

Sanctity of Human Life

Many churches set January aside as a time to observe the sanctity of human life. The Sunday closest to the anniversary of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court initial decisions Roe v. Wade is recognized nationally as Sanctity of Human Life Sunday.

We live in a time where the battle for life is facing an outrageously fierce push for abortion to be accessible on demand. Because of the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, many states have successfully passed legislation banning abortion to varying degrees. In New Jersey, legislators have been rigorous in protecting the right to an abortion up to nine months for any reason.

In this dark time for our State, we cling to the knowledge of God’s sovereignty, believing every life matters and is precious in His sight.  We take comfort in what the Scriptures tell us: “Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” (Psalm 139:16)

How will you recognize this Sanctity of Human Life Month?

Sanctity of Human Life

Many churches set January aside as a time to observe the sanctity of human life. The Sunday closest to the anniversary of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court initial decisions Roe v. Wade is recognized nationally as Sanctity of Human Life Sunday.

We live in a time where the battle for life is facing an outrageously fierce push for abortion to be accessible on demand. Because of the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, many states have successfully passed legislation banning abortion to varying degrees. In New Jersey, legislators have been rigorous in protecting the right to an abortion up to nine months for any reason.

In this dark time for our State, we cling to the knowledge of God’s sovereignty, believing every life matters and is precious in His sight.  We take comfort in what the Scriptures tell us: “Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” (Psalm 139:16)

How will you recognize this Sanctity of Human Life Month?