Pro-life painting in Israel

We found this painting in an old Greek Orthodox church,

close to Jericho,

on the way to the Dead Sea,

 in Israel.

A matter of perspective?

Sacred life...

Psalm 139

You created my inmost being,

you knit me together in my mother's womb...

Sorek on Facebook

Sorek is a man of the world, he knows where he is going! He is traversing countries and oceans. His voice is being heard in countries all over the globe and his story has been translated for publication in Holland. His cry for help is still going out to the ends of the world: life is fragile, handle with care!

Sorek has his own Facebook page in Holland, where the battle between pro-choice and pro-life is raging, as in the USA... his country of conception. Even if you don't read the Dutch language, please be so kind as to LIKE Sorek's page and help him to spread the word. THANKS.

Life is fragile...

Song of Sorek

Have you ever tried to picture the unseen?

Have you ever seen what is invisible?

I have tried to catch my dreams and visions

As I felt them slowly slipping through my hand.

I want to catch the moment.

I want to hold the time.

I want to grab the future that is mine

As it becomes a memory.

Have you ever changed what can be seen?

Have you ever done what seems impossible?

I've tried to work on my life’s missions

Until the day when all of life fell silent.

I want to catch the moment.

I want to hold the time.

I want to grab the future that is mine

As it becomes a memory.

Chapter 3 in Breath of Life

Third Month of Sivan

They are my own people, and I created them to bring me glory.

Isaiah 43:7

12 weeks

Life after birth?

A voice for life

Make sure to watch this movie trailer!
http://www.avoiceforlife.com/trailer.html

Lonely in the universe

sunset at Santa Barbara coast

From within the safety of his mother's womb Sorek meditates about his future on earth, where and how will He find God? 

The clouds are the dust raised by His feet, (Nahum 1:3)

"His feet are so enormous that they color the sky with patches of dust in a million shapes. Isn’t that wonderful?

I’m sure earth has a so-called scientific explanation for a cloudy sky, but I know the first time I’ll be able to see clouds, they’ll remind me that the Creator has walked before me, leaving His footprints for the world to see. Do you think He has designed things like that so I can still be in contact with Him while in the earth realm? I mean, I am not exactly looking forward to being lonely in the universe. I need connection!"