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Movie Night: Tomorrow!

Bernadette — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:28:36 +0000

Come see the movie “Bella”

Tomorrow at 7PM in the Commons Auditorium

Free pizza, soda, homemade cookies!

~True Love goes beyond Romance~

Festival on the Green

Bernadette — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 05:41:36 +0000

…..Just wanted to let you all know that UWF Students for Life will have a booth at the Festival on the Green!

If you have never gone before, you should definitely come this year. It is SUPER fun and FREE. There will be live performances, arts and crafts for sale, exhibits of all kinds, yummy food, sunshine… what more could you want?

To raise money for UWF Students for Life, we will be selling cold sodas, baked goods, and face painting for donations. The proceeds will help us with advertising events, paying for speakers to come to UWF, buying pro-life material and pamphlets, etc. We hope to see you at the Festival. Make sure you come visit our booth

Upcoming Events:

“Bella” movie night (Tuesday April 6th, Commons Auditorium, 7PM)

Pro-life Ambassador Training 101 (Wednesdays April 7, 14, 21, 28th at 6PM in building 11 Rm223)

We need YOUR talent and MUSCLES!

Bella is going to be a big event for UWF Students for Life. We need YOUR help to get word out about it and make it a fun event. Here are some things we need help with:

-Advertising (print out some flyers for us, tape some flyers around campus, design a poster for the event, email the Voyager newspaper about our event)

-Hospitality (greet people coming to the event, pass out food and goodies, stuff goodie bags, pick up food for the event)

Please email me as soon as possible if you can help in any way. It can be as simple as posting up a handful of flyers….

UWF Students for Life needs YOU!

Updates

Bernadette — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 02:38:25 +0000

Hey everyone!

Belated Christmas wishes in February

I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas break! Yes, I do say “Christmas break” rather than “winter break” because that is the reason for the break; the reason why we have always had our school semesters designed to break around the month of December. During this time, we acknowledge if not praise the powerful and historical story of a baby born of one simple young woman. A woman who encountered very difficult circumstances, but at the same time trusted in God’s providence … and then gave birth to a King who would redeem all mankind. This is the hope we bear as pro-life students: that each human life has infinite worth and potential! Regardless of your faith background, I hope at least this hope-filled recount touched your heart during a wonderful several weeks off from school!

March for Life wrap-up

Following our break, UWF Students for Life made its first-ever trip to Washington D.C. to get a taste of the super large pro-life march. This year, we had an estimated 400,000!!! 90% being young people – abortion holocaust SURVIVORS – taking a stand against the unjust ruling of Roe v. Wade and the other degrading rulings that mark our history!

We saw great numbers of college students, such as the group from Notre Dame numbering in the HUNDREDS. We saw highschoolers, middleschoolers, kids, toddlers, babies, young parents, and even a couple older parents… If anyone tells you that the March for Life is for senior citizens, they have not set foot NEAR the March for Life!

To find out more about our experience, come to our first UWF Students for Life meeting this February 24th (Wednesday) from 7PM-9PM in the Commons Room 225.

Also, don’t forget to check out our pictures from the March on our website! We will definitely be going up to the March for Life next year, and with many more people. Start saving up now and thinking about who else might like to go, and I will do my part to keep you posted about trip planning.

Upcoming Events:

40 Days for Life (February 17th-March 28)
First meeting: February 24th, Wednesday 7-9PM Commons Rm 272
Panhandle Run for Life opportunity March 27th
Tentative Movie night: “Bella” 2nd week of April

More details to come….

Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, Happy Valentines Day, etc…

Bernadette Ensley