Hello to all you wonderful women of God!
It has been far too long since we have had a Young Deb's meeting. So mark your calendars.. Our next meeting is planned for Saturday March 7th at 10am. We will be meeting at the New Promise Church. The address is 10240 North 27th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85051. If you have any questions please let me know. Also, if you could send me an e-mail letting me know if you can come that would be very helpful. Thanks so much and look forward to seeing you there.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
NEXT Thursday in Tucson
Hey girls!
Incase you haven't heard, Lila and Deb are planning a prayer journey/strike down in Tucson on January 22nd...next Thursday. It's the 36th anniversery of Roe v. Wade, and we are going to strike the location of the first Margret Sanger PP site in Tucson, pray at a Tucson PP clinic and participate in some prayer with Victory Christian Assembly of Tucson.
Let us know if you can make it. It'll be an all day thing, but we can carpool!
Love ya!
Ashley
Friday, September 12, 2008
Operaiton Outcry
Here's the website for Operation Outcry-- they are the ones collecting 1million voices of men and women who have been negatively affected by abortion.
http://www.operationoutcry.org/
Check it out. It's really cool.
I called and asked them to send us a box of forms. I should be getting them in the mail, and I can give you each some when I see you if you'd like them. We can give them out to people we know that need thier voice to be heard!
Love you all!
Ashley
http://www.operationoutcry.org/
Check it out. It's really cool.
I called and asked them to send us a box of forms. I should be getting them in the mail, and I can give you each some when I see you if you'd like them. We can give them out to people we know that need thier voice to be heard!
Love you all!
Ashley
Friday, August 29, 2008
A Deborah Arises for our V.P.
The Lord has shown mercy to America by giving us Sarah Palin for our V.P. candidate.
Has eveyone heard the amazing news? Read this article below:
Sarah Palin, John McCain’s vice presidential pick, became the first female governor of Alaska in 2006, as well as its youngest.
A 44-year-old mother of five, her anti-abortion stance is certain to appeal to evangelicals, while her views on the threats of climate change mirror McCain’s.
“Palin is becoming a star in the conservative movement, a fiscal conservative in a state that is looking like a boondoggle for pork-barrel spending,” Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway has said. “She’s young, vibrant, fresh and now, a new mother of five. She should be in the top tier. If the Republican Party wants to wrestle itself free from the perception that it is royalist and not open to putting new talent on the bench, this would be the real opportunity.”
Democrats will point out that she has no foreign policy credentials or experience, but her presence adds youth to a McCain ticket and her gender could help sway women, especially the “security moms” who helped President Bush win re-election in 2004, to vote GOP.
Born in Sandpoint, Idaho, on Feb. 11, 1964, Palin moved with her family at the age of three months to Wasilla, Alaska. She returned to her birth state to attend the University of Idaho, where she studied journalism and graduated in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree.
Palin is the mother of five children — Bristol, 17; Willow, 13; Piper, 7; Track, 18; and Trig, who was born in April with Down syndrome.
The governor is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association and a strong anti-abortion advocate. “We’ve both been very vocal about being pro-life,” she said of herself and her husband, Todd.
Palin grew up in Wasilla, just outside of Anchorage, played on Wasilla’s state champion girls’ basketball team in 1982, wore the crown of Miss Wasilla in 1984 and competed in the Miss Alaska contest.
She began her professional career as a television sports reporter, but after she married she helped run her husband’s family’s commercial fishing business. Other professional endeavors included the ownership of a snow machine, watercraft and all-terrain-vehicle business.
She ran for Wasilla City Council in 1992, winning her seat by opposing tax increases. Four years later, at age 32, she defeated a three-term incumbent to become mayor of Wasilla.
Palin conflicted with the city’s staff and administrators who had stood by her predecessor, leading opponents to call her “Sarah Barracuda,” reviving a nickname she earned on the basketball court for her fierce and adversarial style.
At the end of her second term, party leaders encouraged her to enter the 2002 race for lieutenant governor. Palin, running against veteran legislators with far more experience, finished second in the Republican primary by fewer than 2,000 votes, making a name for herself in statewide politics.
Frank Murkowski, elected governor in 2002, suffered politically from his decision to appoint his daughter as his Senate successor and for purchasing a state jet for his travel. A Republican, Murkowski also faced criticism that the natural gas pipeline deal that he had negotiated was a sweetheart deal with oil producers.
In 2006 Palin ran on ethics reform and trounced Murkowski in the GOP primary. She easily beat her Democratic opponent, former Gov. Tony Knowles, in the general election.
When she took office, she promised to reduce government spending, advance plans for a 1,715-mile natural gas pipeline and increase government accountability and transparency.
In her first year as governor of Alaska, Palin raised taxes on the oil industry, pushed through ethics legislation amid a burgeoning corruption investigation of Alaska lawmakers, bucked her party’s old guard and ordered her administration to seek fewer congressional earmarks after Alaska’s “bridge to nowhere” became a national symbol of pork-barrel spending.
Her popularity soared above 80 percent when she enacted an ethics bill and shelved pork-barrel projects by fellow Republicans.
Has eveyone heard the amazing news? Read this article below:
Sarah Palin, John McCain’s vice presidential pick, became the first female governor of Alaska in 2006, as well as its youngest.
A 44-year-old mother of five, her anti-abortion stance is certain to appeal to evangelicals, while her views on the threats of climate change mirror McCain’s.
“Palin is becoming a star in the conservative movement, a fiscal conservative in a state that is looking like a boondoggle for pork-barrel spending,” Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway has said. “She’s young, vibrant, fresh and now, a new mother of five. She should be in the top tier. If the Republican Party wants to wrestle itself free from the perception that it is royalist and not open to putting new talent on the bench, this would be the real opportunity.”
Democrats will point out that she has no foreign policy credentials or experience, but her presence adds youth to a McCain ticket and her gender could help sway women, especially the “security moms” who helped President Bush win re-election in 2004, to vote GOP.
Born in Sandpoint, Idaho, on Feb. 11, 1964, Palin moved with her family at the age of three months to Wasilla, Alaska. She returned to her birth state to attend the University of Idaho, where she studied journalism and graduated in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree.
Palin is the mother of five children — Bristol, 17; Willow, 13; Piper, 7; Track, 18; and Trig, who was born in April with Down syndrome.
The governor is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association and a strong anti-abortion advocate. “We’ve both been very vocal about being pro-life,” she said of herself and her husband, Todd.
Palin grew up in Wasilla, just outside of Anchorage, played on Wasilla’s state champion girls’ basketball team in 1982, wore the crown of Miss Wasilla in 1984 and competed in the Miss Alaska contest.
She began her professional career as a television sports reporter, but after she married she helped run her husband’s family’s commercial fishing business. Other professional endeavors included the ownership of a snow machine, watercraft and all-terrain-vehicle business.
She ran for Wasilla City Council in 1992, winning her seat by opposing tax increases. Four years later, at age 32, she defeated a three-term incumbent to become mayor of Wasilla.
Palin conflicted with the city’s staff and administrators who had stood by her predecessor, leading opponents to call her “Sarah Barracuda,” reviving a nickname she earned on the basketball court for her fierce and adversarial style.
At the end of her second term, party leaders encouraged her to enter the 2002 race for lieutenant governor. Palin, running against veteran legislators with far more experience, finished second in the Republican primary by fewer than 2,000 votes, making a name for herself in statewide politics.
Frank Murkowski, elected governor in 2002, suffered politically from his decision to appoint his daughter as his Senate successor and for purchasing a state jet for his travel. A Republican, Murkowski also faced criticism that the natural gas pipeline deal that he had negotiated was a sweetheart deal with oil producers.
In 2006 Palin ran on ethics reform and trounced Murkowski in the GOP primary. She easily beat her Democratic opponent, former Gov. Tony Knowles, in the general election.
When she took office, she promised to reduce government spending, advance plans for a 1,715-mile natural gas pipeline and increase government accountability and transparency.
In her first year as governor of Alaska, Palin raised taxes on the oil industry, pushed through ethics legislation amid a burgeoning corruption investigation of Alaska lawmakers, bucked her party’s old guard and ordered her administration to seek fewer congressional earmarks after Alaska’s “bridge to nowhere” became a national symbol of pork-barrel spending.
Her popularity soared above 80 percent when she enacted an ethics bill and shelved pork-barrel projects by fellow Republicans.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Newest Little Deb
Meet Ava Wayde Thornton, the NEXT newest Young Deb!!! :-) Her daddy named her-- her name means "Overturn Roe v. Wayde" -- Her life is a beautiful prophetic declaration to this generation! :-) Her and Abby we are sure will be best buds.
Abigail Elizabeth Diaz. Yipee! Here she is! Kara had her on July 31st.
Congratulations, Kara and Ben!
Monday, July 28, 2008
Event Notice
Notice the "upcoming event" to the left---"Battle Cry"-----I meant to invite you each to it at the meeting, it's this coming SUNDAY NIGHT at 6 in Tempe, being hosted by Epicenter Church. It will be a night of prayer and worship targeting all the "LIFE" issues in AZ.
Anyone who is interested in going and wants to help us lead prayer at the event, please let me know, you each are invited to do that. I hope you can all be there!
Ashley
isaiah52.11@gmail.com
Anyone who is interested in going and wants to help us lead prayer at the event, please let me know, you each are invited to do that. I hope you can all be there!
Ashley
isaiah52.11@gmail.com
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Notes from 7/26 Meeting
July 26, 2008
Young Debs AZ
Meeting Notes
Proverbs 31:8-9
"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.
Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.
"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.
Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.
*Meetings:
Location: Kristy Jo's House (Unless posted otherwise)
Next Meeting: ***Saturday, September 13th: 10am - 12pm. ***
Meeting schedule: We will have a couple of meetings (closer together) to get us going - then start meeting quarterly when ready.
Annual Retreat: (Deb Mom's & Daughters together...TBA)
*Contact:
Please send your phone number and address to Tiffani at: tiffani@jhop.org. She is going to compile a contact database for us, to make it easier for us to communicate.
*Prayer:
-We are going to start covering eachother WEEKLY in prayer (maybe set aside 1/2 hour each week-- as part of your normal prayer times, just a suggestion) and then will each "check in" to the blog once a week-- because the MOST important thing is that we stay in COMMUNICATION as a group! Please update blog with any prayer requests througout the week! :)
-Specfic prayer targets discussed:
>Ask the Lord to direct us in scripture concerning his agenda
>Govermental open doors/favor/right connections
>Root Issues
>Ask the Lord to help increase our knowledge concerning important issues
>Gathering with purpose
>Unborn/Mothers
>Release of dreams and visions to be upon us
>Church to be in unity/come together and AWAKEN to what is happening in our nation
>Merge of righteousness and justice
>Specific persons in government influence
>Open doors in political realm for voice
>Wisdom to stay focused/how to do so/specific areas to focus on as individuals contributing to the group as a whole
>Ephesians 1:15-23 For this reason, ever since I heard about your faith in the Lord Jesus and your love for all the saints, 16I have not stopped giving thanks for you, remembering you in my prayers. 17I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know him better. 18I pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which he has called you, the riches of his glorious inheritance in the saints, 19and his incomparably great power for us who believe. That power is like the working of his mighty strength, 20which he exerted in Christ when he raised him from the dead and seated him at his right hand in the heavenly realms, 21far above all rule and authority, power and dominion, and every title that can be given, not only in the present age but also in the one to come. 22And God placed all things under his feet and appointed him to be head over everything for the church, 23which is his body, the fullness of him who fills everything in every way.
*Reminder: Thursday nights there is worship & prayer at New Promise concerning government.
*Prayer/research:
We will be doing prayer/research on certain topics in order to prepare for our next meeting. Topics to research (feel free to add to the list anytime of anything on your heart):
> Research Laws and Constitutional Rights
>Find the sources of who & what is supporting planned parenthood/other abortion agencies.
>Taxpayers (our) $ goes to fund abortion (what are our rights as citizens?)
>Compile list of specific govermental leaders to pray for (find out who our christian and pro-life leaders are *discussed Linda Gray).
>How to get an article published in the paper *discussed publishing an article in the Arizona Republic called "Abortion Unveiled" referencing the reality of abortion and its psycological and emotional effects/how cutting funding abortion would lower taxes/data concerning suicide rates for mothers who have had an abortion/possibly set up interviews with women...etc.
>Fundraising techniques
http://www.azpolicy.org/, Center for Arizona Policy-- Information for each one of us to begin to know and understand WHO and WHAT is going on in our AZ gov't.
*Current Direction on outreach:
Pray Pray Pray - Get God's heart - Love Love Love.
*Raise awareness at ASU (hosting a table on campus)
*Have an event in a crowded area (such as ASU)
*Pass out free pregnancy tests
*Pass out information bags concerning pregnancy
*Find a sonogram machine & give free exams! (CPC?)
*Have a night of prayer and invite christians in governmental positions around Arizona to come and be prayed for
May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit
-Romans 15:13
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