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« Bloggers: Please help to announce a prayer vigil for Terri in Dallas | Main | Senate/House Leadership Urged to Pass 'Terri Schiavo's Law' on Monday » March 19, 2005National Call for Faith and Values Community to Come to Pinellas Park and Stand in Solidarity with Terri SchiavoTopics: Press ReleasesChristian Organizations Ask Thousands to be a Witness for Life at Woodside Hospice Now that Terri Schiavo is being starved and dehydrated because of the court-ordered removal of her feeding tube, faith organizations and leaders are encouraging supporters to come to the Woodside Hospice to stand in solidarity with Terri Schiavo. The Woodside Hospice, where Terri Schindler Schiavo lives, located at 6774 102nd Avenue N. (near 66th Street N and 102nd Avenue N) in Pinellas Park, Florida Individuals also will risk peaceful arrest as they attempt to bring a cup of water and bread to feed Terri Schiavo. This peaceful witness will take place on Saturday, March 19, at 11 AM, at the Woodside Hospice, in Pinellas Park, Florida. Brandi Swindell, National Director of Generation Life states, "I have come all the way from Idaho to offer food and water to my sister Terri. I cannot walk away from her in good conscience without offering her the opportunity to live. If that means I spent time in jail for this peaceful witness--it is a small price to pay." Posted by tim at March 19, 2005 1:30 AM Articles Related to Press Releases:
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Michael Schiavo and his attorney avoid answering why there is no money! Obviously he used it on legal fees... Posted by: Linda at March 19, 2005 8:41 AM If it takes an act of Congress to help this disabled woman, who can't speak for herself by golly that is what has to be done! God Bless Tom Delay and our congress and senate. Posted by: Linda at March 19, 2005 11:34 AM We have heard nothing from the Carter Center or Libary re: President Jimmy Carter's position on this matter. He was president prior to the popularity of the culture of death in America. He works for international human rights. Why the silence? He has not been silent on the death penalty. The only contact information I have: Does anyone else have any other contact information? Robert W. Smith MD Posted by: Robert W. Smith MD at March 19, 2005 12:07 PM Where were the "right to lifers" during the USA's surgical strikes against Iraq? Resulting in thousands of dead? Or are a judge and husband easier as "soft targets"? Posted by: Dave Green at March 23, 2005 12:48 PM |

I wish you all strength and courage... I am with you in spirit and continue to pray...
Posted by: Crystal Clear at March 19, 2005 2:16 AM