You named me no one by Sarah Jane Roberts

Cross Posted at Live Action.org
A moving song and video by Sarah Jane Roberts:

The story behind the video as written in the video’s YouTube description:

One day I was cooking dinner in my kitchen, and I felt a burden for the babies around the world that never have a chance to live their lives because of abortion. I prayed at that moment about how I could make a difference with the limited time and energy that I had, having four children of my own including a newborn. I felt compelled by the Lord to be a voice for these babies using my own voice…I sat at my piano and as I wept, these are the words and the music that flowed from that moment. I asked God to tell me what these babies would want to say if they had a voice…”You named me no one, but I wanted to be known.”

Learn more about Sarah Jane Robert’s music at: http://orphanscrymusic.com

Top Ten Songs About Abortion: Pro-Life Edition

This post is interesting  in that they list two pages of pro life songs in different venues....and their opinion of what is the best. They promise that next will come the pro abortion songs....

There’s a common misconception that anti-abortion folks are all right-wing Christians who protest by bombing clinics. Wrong. They’re also singers (NOTE THE SARCASM). Rappers, reggae, heavy metal, folk, R&B, gansta rappers, you name it. And a few have written some fairly decent songs (while others have penned lousy songs that didn’t make the list.) Taking into account only how good the song sounds, here are the Top Ten Songs About Abortion: Pro-Life Edition (and stay tuned for the Pro-Choice Edition).

This one is their favorite....

Meant to Be....beautiful both the song and story behind it

From Pro Life Blogs:

Songwriter Ryan Scott Bomberger described the song below, entitled Meant to Be, in the following way: "My biological mother was raped, yet despite her unspeakable pain, chose Life. This song simply says thank you for giving me a chance to love and be loved." Even in response to the evil of rape, because of one loving mother, a voice is going forth on behalf of the many others that are "meant to be" but are facing extinction (Ryan is behind the "Black Children are an Endangered Species" initiative). Amen, Ryan! Run your race in the Lord! You were indeed "meant to be" for such a time as this.