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Right to Life of Michigan (RLM) President Barbara Listing announced a lawsuit challenging central elements of Proposal 3 on federal constitutional grounds. The announcement of the lawsuit was made to cheers from a crowd of thousands of onlookers in front of the state capitol grounds at the state’s first-ever March for Life.
Lansing March for Life Agenda - November 8
11:00 Rally in front of Michigan state capitol building. Speakers:
• Chuck Gaidica, former anchor and meteorologist on Channel 4 (WDIV-TV) in Detroit, served as the rally’s emcee.
• Bishop Earl Boyea from the Diocese of Lansing began the the rally with a prayer.
• Genecia Davis, the KEYNOTE SPEAKER shared her personal story of abortion and her subsequent path to peace.
• Barbara Listing, President of Right to Life of Michigan, shared breaking news on a lawsuit filed in federal court against Proposal 3 constitutional changes.
• Jeannie Mancini, President of the National March for Life, about the national prolife movement.
• Mildred “Missy” Parker-Miller, long-time advocate for life, who spent 34 years working in the foster care and adoption system in Detroit, talked about the beauty of life and the adoption option. Her family fostered over 35 children, had three biological children and adopted four foster children.
• Dr. Michelle Monticello, OB-GYN, Co-Medical Director and OB-GYN Advisor for Life Choices of Central Michigan in Mt. Pleasant, outlined the expansive network of services available to women facing an unexpected pregnancy in our state.
• Prolife State Senator Thomas Albert (MI – 18th Senate District) and Representative Jaime Greene (MI – 65th House District) provided updates on state legislative action.
• Pastor Chris Brooks, Woodside Bible Church in Troy, closed the rally with a prayer.
NOON March from the capitol to the Hall of Justice and back.
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