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-'''40 Days For Life''' is a [[pro-life]] campaign that draws attention to the evil of [[abortion]], per their three-point program: [[Prayer]] and [[Penance | Fasting]], constant vigil, and community outreach. A biblically focused campaign, a vision to access [[God]]’s power and bring together the body of [[Christ]] in a spirit of unity to turn hearts and minds from a culture of death to a culture of life, thus bringing an end to [[abortion]] in [[America]]. Founded in 2004, the 40 Days for Life campaigns have proven very fruitful. Some of the blessings the group associates with the campaign:
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-*Reports document 3,599 lives that have been spared from abortion — and those are just the ones they know of
-*43 abortion workers have quit their jobs and walked away from the abortion industry
-*Nine abortion facilities completely shut down following local 40 Days for Life campaigns
-With their humble beginnings in Bryan/College Station, [[Texas]], people of [[faith]] and conscience have since mobilized in 337 cities across all 50 of the United States, seven [[Canadian]] provinces, four Australian states, plus [[England]], Northern Ireland and [[Denmark]]. The 40 Days For Life National Campaign Director is David Bereit.
-The 2011 campaign begins March 9th, ending on April 17th.
-{{Conservatism}}
-==External Links==
-* [http://40daysforlife.com Official website]
-[[Category:Pro-life]]
-[[Category:Abortion]]
-[[Category:Activists]]
-[[Category:Conservative Organizations]]

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