Wow, I know we are just a bunch of blogging goobers! Too much time between entries. Please forgive me!

The IWT Launch went well! We had a packed house and some great new contacts and it was just a blessing to be in the midst of people who seemed to have a heart to see Christ preached in this nation!!! What a refreshing blast! The donations and financial commitments to see this National office start was a very helpful start! Marc Andersons visit was short, but also a blessing. Great to have such a visionary here to direct and advise! We are finally beginning to see some things happen and decisions being made for future dates and goals for us to work toward.

Thanks if you took the time to lift us in prayer and that situation! We really appreciate those prayers! STILL looking for an office!!! UGGGG!

We had a guest... TINA WEILER... for a week and it was so much fun to have her here. Always great to be in the company of friends! She had an interest in Roman history and it was interesting for us to learn a bit about that part of Scotland. We had the best guide one Sunday, our pastor Alister Black volunteered to ride with us and show us some Roman sites that dated back to 82 ad! COOL!!! She had great weather (except for her adventure in the highlands with our friend Andy... cloudy that day... bummer) but the rest of the week was sunny! So if you plan to visit, lately our visitors have had wonderful weather and just a touch of some Scottish grey to make it real!

BABY COUNT DOWN is just about 3 weeks and the MOMs VISIT COUNT DOWN is just in about 8 days!!! YIPPEE! Nope, no names picked yet. We have a skeleton of a list, but are trusting God will give us the perfect one at delivery! :) The kids are coming up with some dousies though!

Tomorrow is national Pancake day! How much fun is that? Im getting together with a bunch of other bumps (expecting moms) that I met at a maternity class. No, we are not getting together to eat pancakes, just tea, but Im planning on hosting someone for the eve. for the traditional festivities. Looking forward to extending these friendships and opportunities to share Christ with them too!

Are these pics. working yet, by the way? Can you get to them? If not, Ill check again with Jeff.

Well, Just now Marc is re-living the pain of last nights game results. Yes, we could see the Superbowl on the BBC live. Thats 11:30-3:30 by the way! A friend came over and shared the joys and the sorrows. Hes from SanDiego, but was so attached and cried and hugged over the Eagles ups and downs... almost felt like a brotherly love connection! :)

OH, I almost forgot...... NEWS FLASH........... Marc has finally tried Haggis and actually likes it!!! Go figure! He had seconds! Thanks to some friends Andy and Gyda who invited us for a traditional Scottish meal and served the plates filled with all kinds of savory treats (not family style where you could quietly refuse) we all had the encouragement to enjoy the local flavor! Yummy! You really are missing out if you don't try it and for crying out loud, Im so proud of Marc for biting the bullet and actually putting it in his mouth and then, shock of all shocks, HE LIKED IT!

On another Scottish cultural note Kayleigh, our American sounding daughter, got 2nd in her class for reciting a Scottish poem (or "poe-yem" as they say here)... in a Scottish accent! Amazing if you think of it! We're so proud! Hee-hee!

Sweet haggis dreams, Julie

Just a quick one...

We are having our official IWT Scotland Launch... That's Launch like in Kick off... not lunch spelled wrong! Hosting our International Director Mark Anderson extraordinair... he will be the speaker! Just wish we had more time to invite people. We are looking forward to him sharing vision and encouragement and everyone coming together to make it all feel like we are actually rolling forward! Praise God! Should be good. Next Thurs. Jan 20th, so mark it on your calendars! :) Still looking for an office, please keep praying! Did I mention that we are looking for an office and would appreciate your prayers with us in this?

Had 4 seasons in one day yesterday. Gusts of winds up to 100mph... thats crazy wind! Marc drove through snow on his way back from some meetings, we had marble size hail, some beautiful sunshine and cool fall weather now. Hmmmm. Makes you want to come and visit, ehh?!

Trying to pick baby names... any ideas? We will make the list and take it with us to the hospital to choose then. We are taking requests.... No, sorry, Harry is not one of them! Moms coming soon to help out for a few months. Its been way too long since we saw her! It will be wonderful to be together! I had contractions yesterday... so get your ticket mom! :) Back pains like an old woman, temp. loss of hearing in one ear, bulges and bumps, not being able to touch your toes without bending your knees, ahhh, the joys of pregnancy. (Dont worry, I wont go on... but I could :) Its all worth it! Kids rock!

Thanks Jeff for Updating the Photos! You rock! Hey guys, check out his link and picture of their new baby on the way too! I know the ultrasounds often look a lot alike, but I think this one has Jeffs eyebrows. By the way, we've named our wee one in the womb "bean" since it jumps ALOT and also since the kids have made a bean baby the size and weight of the growing one in my belly. Cute eh?

Well, by now you possibly have all successfully stuffed your faces with Christmas goodies and have tried to find space for all your new stuff. I hope that each of you are having a great Christmas and able to really cherish together time with those you love, the peace that God gives and the passion and purpose behind it all!

We enjoyed our Christmas with a relaxed start which was a nice change then the traditional stockings, readings, singing, and stuff. A great new friend named Cephas from Nigeria who is attending the local University came over for dinner. It was a pleasure to share the celebrations with him. He is a father of 3 and his wife and kids are currently living in Alabama while he studies here. Man, that must be tough! Anyway, Liam and Cephas successfully whipped our butts at Uno and created a Unoic bond. We missed being with our families, but enjoyed some phone calls from friends and family and even a quick web cam visit to the gang in NJ. Today we had guests stop in (Dave, Louise and Lilli) and they ended up hanging out for the day and helping us empty our dorm size frig. of our leftovers so now I have room for milk and OJ again. Im loving the gathering time that most people take time to do around this time of year. We have enjoyed some nice little visits with some neighbors as well.

AND.... SUPRISE OF ALL SUPRISES.... we actually had a WHITE CHRISTMAS here in SCOTLAND! Go figure! Most locals have been saying that they cant ever remember a white Christmas, ever, so we thank the Lord for the gift of a fresh blanket of snow that has lingered the last 3 days! YEHAA!!! Now, if only we had a sled... hmmm Marc said that he remembers in the hood some used to use cardboard and I remember in college we sometimes used cafeteria trays so I guess we will have to be creative! Any ideas?... let me know! More later, suddenly Im inspired to curl up with a hot mug of water (helps with the sore throat) and watch my favorite Christmas Movie that somehow I have not seen this year yet... White Christmas. "Vermont must be beautiful this time of year... all that snow!"

LOVE AND ... dont forget to buy the sauerkraut for new years, Julie

Happy Birthday Kayleigh! "Now I am 6 I'm as clever as clever, so I think I'll be six now and forever" Christopher Robin

Hard to imagine its been 6 years since our little burst of sunshine came into our lives! Thank you Lord for Kayleigh!

In case you are wondering, Kayleigh was sick on her birthday (Dec. 1) and the few days following. She received a few packages in the mail that day from family and was even too ill to sit up and open them. (We decided to wait to open them until she was conscience.) NOW THAT'S SICK! We still had a little cake and sang to her, but had to wake her up to do that!

Today she was feeling much better except for a lingering cough now, but not too much to hold back a little party. She invited Lilli (from church) and Brittany (from school and Australia) for a little gathering. They had Kayleighs choice for lunch, had fun with cake, played dress up, went to the local village for a few jumps down the jumpy castle and slide that was so conveniently nearby to exert some energy, then home for a crafty ornament making session, some kereoki, some more dress up and wound down with a brief viewing of Home Alone... what else? All in all it was a nice wee gathering! (and very manageable with just 2 guests! :)

THANKS to everyone who helped make her birthday so special! We have received so many nice cards, and packages from family and an incredibly huge package from the Millers and our friends from Zion! We will have to post some pictures soon... as soon as we get them scanned in.

I must write more... I will let it at just b-day stuff for this post. Happy day to you all!

Sorry for the delay in keeping you all in touch on this fine blogger site. Since our last update some interesting things have been happening. First of all we had a great time visiting the Canters for a couple of days down in West Kilbride. They're a great family from America working with YWAM Scotland in the National office. They're are great conversationalists (sounds like a political party or something) that we always end up talking with 'till the wee hours of the evening or morning. They also have three kids that Kayleigh and Liam just love to play with. Let's just say this family is a real blessing from God. Unfortunately Liam became ill with the flu at the end of our visit but after about five feverish days, he's beginning to act like himself again. Praise God for that!

Another unfortunate circumstance was that our IWT meeting which was scheduled for Ayr was cancelled because they had forgotten that day was Amistice day here in the UK. This is similar to our Veterans day, but there's more of a link to the church here. So, we'll have to reschedule that one hopefully some time soon.

On Friday we traveled back down to the Seamill Centre to give a presentation to the students that are presently doing a DTS. We also brought along Lance McKinney, the IWT national director for Spain. The objective in this meeting was to make them aware of the IWT ministry in case they might want to join along with us in some capacity. We'll see what happens.

The week ahead brings a YWAM orientation for two days back in West Kilbride and a follow up meeting for IWT in Kilmarnock. We'll update you on that later in the week.
I (Marc) have also been given the opportunity to help get the evening service at Stirling Baptist a little more together. I met with the senior pastor Alister Black, the other day and had a great conversation with him on a variety of subjects. Anyway, that looks like a great opportunity to become more involved in the church and he had some potentially great contacts for IWT as well. We've also been invited to sing a couple of songs and give a short message at the Motherwell Calvary Chapel next week for their prayer and praise for Scotland night. We are very excited about that opportunity as well, they're a great group of people down there.
Well, since I'm a bit tired after getting up really early this morning (3am) to take Frank and Becky to the airport, I'm going to sign off now. Hope you all are doing well and that you continue to breathe deep the breath of God.
See ya,
Marc

Greetings and salutations to all our blogger friends.
Well, what a week it has been with the election and everything. Many are thrilled with the outcome and and still many others are bitter. Whatever your stance remember that bitterness is bad for your health and that God's inerrant authoritative word calls us to pray diligently for our leaders that God has put into office. (Romans 13:1-7; 1 Tim. 2:1-6)
These are interesting times we live in for sure. It was definitely an election which has reverberated around the world. Here in Europe the media and government leaders are wondering if they will have to take stronger stances on moral issues to get elected.
In Britain instead of just two major parties like we have in America (apologies to my Libertarian friends), they have several parties but none of them has a platform with any stance on issues like abortion, marriage etc. Some of them are reconsidering this after what happened with the American election.
In Australia, government leaders have begun to voice strong opposition to abortion all of a sudden. One very high up official was quoted saying he would like to see abortion in Australia reduced to zero. This is excellent news on that front but we must continue to pray that the momentum would continue in this direction.
Remember also that ultimately it's the hearts and minds of people that need to change not just the outward appearance or policies. I think Jesus made it pretty clear in the sermon on the mount that it was not just the outward appearance of righteousness that is good but rather that our hearts should be motivated out of love. The heart of the matter is the matter of the heart!
Again, remember to pray for the president, his cabinet, the house and senate, judges and all governing authorities, that God would grant them wisdom and the courage to do what is right in the eyes of God, not man.
Pray also for the soldiers that are putting their lives on the line daily for those of us who benefit from their sacrifice in the comfort and warmth of our homes.
Pray also for those civilians caught in the crossfire that they would be protected supernaturally. Pray also for the terrorists and insurgents that they would have a change of heart, lay down their weapons and ultimately call Jesus Christ their Lord and Savior (Acts 4:12). The latter should be our greatest hope. Again, it's about the heart.
Well, I think that's enough to keep us all busy for a while, so let's get to it!
Bye for now,
Marc

A*M*E*N

Pray! Pray! Pray! Pray! Pray! Pray! Pray!

Greetings Blogheads!!!
It just occurred to me that we have neglected our responsibility to keep you all updated lately and for that we are deeply sorry. Anyway, enough of that.

On the IWT front, we've had a pretty good week making some contacts. Just yesterday, I contacted an American missionary down in Kilmarnock who pastors a Small but growing (kind of rare here in Scotland) Calvary Chapel church. He was very excited about the prospects of an outreach in Kilmarnock and across Scotland. He even gave me the contact info. for another pastor in Ayr who he thought would be interested as well. I know this may seem like a small victory but it's huge to us. So far we've been received by some of the church leadership here in shall we say a somewhat lukewarm fashion. Pray that we will find churches and leaders who have a burden for the lost, and a passion for evangelism.

Don't forget to Vote on tuesday!!! The whole world is watching America to see which way it's going to go. Some are calling this "The Worlds Election", and others, the "biggest" election in history. All the reason more to consult with our creator and His word for wisdom. I can't wait till it's over. ( I know you living in America hear it alot more than us, but its huge here too! And we are making sure we stay updated and informed.) I have never seen so much lying and media bias (New York Times, CBS News and others including the BBC) in my life. Pray that it will be a landslide victory, we need all those lawyers out there chasing ambulances not counting votes. Pray, Pray, Pray!!!!!!!!!

Well, that's all for now and Happy All Saints Day.
Marc

Well, its Holloween weekend... Ive never seen so many little witches and deamons dressed up in all my life, oh yeah, and there were about 7 spidermen in Liams play group. They take the "scarry" thing pretty seriously here. Its interesting to see how they "celebrate" this time of year and interesting to hear how other parents, especially the Christian ones choose to handle it. I prefer the "warm happies" of pumpkins, leaves, and Thanksgiving time myself! I can count my blessings, smell the wonderful aroma of a Pumpkin spice candle burning, give thanks and sleep in peace. :) Thankfully, Julie

Political Update

I just found a great link while on the Harvest Christian Fellowship website. If you're still trying to figure out who you should vote for in the upcoming election, this is good stuff. It basically lays out the ethical issues and points to scripture for guidance. So if you're interested in being enlightened with the truth of God's word in regard to these issues, click HERE. It's definitely interesting stuff to ponder. Have a great day.
See ya.

Well hello there once again all you blogger heads. Greetings and salutations!!!
Much has happened since our last update but I will keep this fairly brief because of time constraints.

The Millerites and our 'Neat' vacation.

We had a great time with our good friends the Millers from Pa. who came to visit us for a week. They arrived on the sixth while I (Marc) was with Frank at a presentation in Kilmarnock. When I returned the Millers were being escorted to the Wallace Monument by their personal tour guide, Liam. Apparently Liam did a great job because not too long after, they all returned to the house safe and sound but looking a bit weary from the flight. After exchanging greetings and presenting our guests with some haggis chips, I decided to give them a ride around the town of Stirling. Bobby who drifted off several times during the tour had understandably only a partial memory of our experience.
In the following days we visited the Stirling castle, Castle Campbell, climbed Dumyat and took in the Old Town Jail. We then after church Sunday morning headed up to the Island of Skye in what became known as the 'Vomit Comet'. We had a quite substantial percentage of our passengers request that the driver, 'pull over'. After the 'pull over', these passengers who have requested anonymity expressed how they felt so much better which we were all very excited to hear. Needless to say, we were driving on some pretty windy roads, some of which were single track for five hours. All that being said, it was worth it because the scenery was 'neat'. If you are ever visiting Scotland, I would make Skye a priority, it was 'really neat'!
While in Skye we drove on some more 'really neat' single track roads. Climbed a 'really neat' mountain and on the way down were entertained by Bobby chasing some 'really neat' rabbits. Tracy said she was having flashbacks of their first date. Interesting.

All in all we had a great time with the Millers and were sad to see them off at the airport. We quietly drove home trying to see through our tear clogged eyes and stopped of at Ikea to try to dull the sadness.
Many thanks to Bobby and Tracy for being such a blessing to us. We miss you and our vacation to Skye will be remembered as one of the all time greats.
To sum it up, it was 'neat'.

as promised, here is a picture of the little little one. You can click on it to take a closer look.


you will find more new pictures under the pics page link. Peace yall

Our Wee One!

Yes, thanks for checking up on us and the baby! Our Latest Ultrasound scan was an experience! On Monday the technician spent about 15-20 min. with us (which is a long time for here and the NHS) trying to get some pics. of the newest Hamer. Let me tell you, this baby was not cooperating. It was actually funny because everytime she would go to snap a pic. the baby would completely turn around. She mentioned something to us about this one getting "into trouble" and to watch out, but I prefer to just take its actions as being a bit "shy". Only God knows! :) There should be some photos coming when Jeff gets a chance.

So all that to say, we may need to re-sched. the scan again. We will see. Thanks for praying. We are doing well.

I got a great report from Annette Gehman, our Missionary Support Team Coordinator saying that the latest MST clan gathering went well. Man, those guys are awesome! We really appreciate being part of this team and all the hard work that each one is doing! You guys rock!!! Should be a mailing coming out soon, so keep your eyes peeled and we appreciate the prayers!

Its Julie this time. I don't really have too much to say right now, but wanted to give you a break from all this political talk. Its incredibly important, I know, but every now and then we need to chat about the strange fungus growing on the tree out front and why fish dont seem to mind swimming in dirty water and why pregnant bellies seem to grow so large and the baby is only a fraction of that weight! Hmmmmm!!!

Yes, Kayleigh is doing well in school, thanks for asking and thanks for praying!!! She actually got "Star pupil" of the week one week, which was quite an honor as only 4 kids out of the whole school are chosen each week during the assembly! We are so proud and she proudly wore the badge all week! She is writing and reading incredibly well but is challenged at the pace of the class. We all are challanged by the pace of life sometimes, so many of us can relate!

Liam has begun a playgroup in Bridge of Allen and really enjoys that. We just go about 4 hours a week and its a great way to meet other kids his age and also to pass the time when his sister is in school. He is really stoked that he has a coat and "brolly" (umbrella) hook with his name on.

I am enjoying the time that I get to know the other moms of the school as the culture here insists that you take your child to school and wait with them in their lines and watch them go in when the bell rings... then you wait outside the door for them to come out at the end of the day. Ive yet to see a real school bus. They walk (what a concept) for the most part. Well, this is a great oppertunity for me to reach out to the moms and get to know some new friends!

One new friend is actually originally from Philli! Go figure... Liam wore his Flyers shirt one day that got us talking. Another one is a devout Morman who we get aloung quite well so Im sure she will try to convert me and I will no doubt be praying for her to see Christs truths and be free! Another dear lady and I were chatting today and she made the comment that she said that her sister just moved to FL and noticed that it was neat that so many Americians seem to be "religious" and open to share their beliefs. She said that that is so unusual around here. We noticed! Well, that is a great opener if I ever heard one. There are many more, but Im excited about this great gathering and place to meet people and... there is no drinking involved! :)

Sleep well y'all! Love, Julie

Hey, you all ready for the debate tonight? It's playing here at 2am live so I'm planning on staying up to watch it. Should be interesting. There's a good feature at foxnews.com which has an interactive platform page which states where the canidates stand on the different issues. One thing I didn't get from Kerry is his stance on the death penalty. He's against it except for terrorists. So, if someone rapes and murders 35 women that's considered less of a crime than a terrorist who murders even one person? Sounds like a statement from a career politician to me. Looks like the old fingers in the air to see which way the wind is blowing once again.

Did you know that the house and senate of the state of California have put on the Govenors desk a bill that if passed would prohibit the public reading (as in churches and other Christian functions) of certain scriptures that condemn homosexuality. Where's the freedom of speech there? This law is already in effect in other country's like Canada and Sweden. As a matter of fact, Impact World Tour has been banned from returning to Sweden because one of our evangelists read 1Corinthians 6:9-10 at one of the shows. They'll actually throw you in prison for that. This is the direction some would have America go. What the heck is going on? Is everybody losing their mind? It reminds me of Blaise Pascals famous words, "Truth is so obscure in these times and falsehood so established that unless you love the truth, you cannot know it." I'm afraid too many people have bought into the lie of postmodernity and do not even believe truth exists anymore. It does exist and so does he in the person of Jesus Christ. Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No man comes to the father but by me." - John 14:6 How's that for an absolute objective statement. The thing is is that Jesus loves homosexuals as much as anybody, he just doesn't love their sin. He wants us all to turn from our sin, not try to justify it in some way. We all fall short in some way, but in order to enter into His grace we must first acknowledge this fact that we are sinners and turn from our old way of thinking and get in line with His thinking. We don't all change over night, but Jesus has a lot of loving patience for us if our heart is bent toward Him. I know because he has shown a lot of patience towards me. We are all a work in progress, but we have to take that step of faith to let Him do his work.
What the heck, here I am preaching again. Sorry, it just kind of happens.
Bye for now,
Marc

Sorry the links to the party platforms didn't work. So much for making it easy. Just go to www.wallbuilders.com/ and scroll down 'till you see it listed and click on platform article. That's not too hard. Hope that works for ya. I would encourage you to explore around on the site and be open minded. You might be surprised by what you may learn.
Bye for now.

Ok, I'm pretty stoked right now as the Eagles are 3-0 after demonstrating to the previously undefeated Lions that they are not one of the elite teams as yet. This looks to be the Eagles year if they can stay relatively healthy. Another reason I am in this rather exuberant mood is that I just found out that there is a Calvary Chapel church plant right here in Stirling. I am a big fan of Calvary Chapel churches because of their emphasis on essential Christian doctrine and commitment to teaching and proclaiming the word. They're not perfect and certainly won't be when I darken their door, but they are going in the right direction. Calvary Chapel Stirling is a plant from Calvary Chapel Motherwell, Scotland. It started about a year ago so it is in the infancy stages and at the present, they only gather on wed. evenings. I am planning on checking it out in the next couple of weeks. Check out the web-sites highlighted above for more information.
Hey, everybody ready to vote? Election day is fast approaching and this is an important one. I'm not going to tell you who you should vote for (I'm trying my best to be diplomatic even though it hurts), but I think we should be responsible and not let the main stream media tell us in their own crafty way who to vote for either. Check out the platforms of both parties and see which one lines up with your world view. If you're a Christian, you should see which party platform lines up best with your BIBLICAL world view. I'll make it easy for you; just click on Party Platforms, and you're there just that easy. Be a responsible voterand do some research. A responsible voter is an informed voter or something like that. Don't buy into all the rhetoric and media spin. There's no such thing as objective reporting anymore (for the most part that is). Everyone has an agenda ie, CBS News with Dan Rather. Talk about the emperor not having any clothes. Dag, cover it up!
I think this country has been hi-jacked and I don't mean 4 years ago, I mean like 40 years ago when it began to steer way clear of it's Christian roots. Now we are having to fight for prayer in schools, Ten Commandments on public grounds, 'One Nation Under God' taken out of the Pledge, and on and on it goes. Enough rambling out of me, check out this web-site about Americas Christian heritage, it's been very enlightening to me. Wake up America or you'll end up as spiritually dead as Europe. They love their religion here but you know what Jesus had to say about religious people. He wasn't too politically correct either. He called them, 'white washed tombs' and 'brood of vipers' and other nice things. Jesus isn't into religion, he's into having a relationship with you. He is offering his free gift of salvation to all if you will just put your faith in him (that means surrendering your life to him). He died for all of us not just the really religious looking people.
What's the matter with me? I started out cheering on the Eagles and now I'm preaching.
'Till next time, check out the sites.
Marc

Hooooray!!!! We've got a web-site. Thanks to a lot of hard work by Frank our graphics genius, we now have a website. Of course I'm talking about an Impact World Tour web-site. We are in the early stages of developing our own Hamer family site. We'll let you know when it's up.
That's all for now.

Just one more thing:
Fly Eagles fly, on the road to victory,
Fly Eagles fly, score a touchdown 1,2,3
Hit 'em low, hit'em high,
and watch our Eagles fly,
Fly Eagles fly,
On the road to victory.

E*A*G*L*E*S
Eagles 27 Minnesota 16

Greetings once again.
We had a great time hosting the Canters. They're a family of five from the states who are serving with YWAM Scotland in West Kilbride. They were speaking at Stirling Baptist this past weekend so we had them up for the weekend for some food, fun and fellowship. We all had a blast. Kayleigh and Liam got along great with their children (Haley and Josiah) and had fun playing with the wee one (Channing). The rest of us had a great time as well munching on Julie's great cooking and talking 'till the wee hours of the morning. We even had a great time hiking in the pouring rain up to Castle Cambell. Rain is not an obstacle here, just a variation.
Anyway, blessings to the Canters.
Yesterday Frank and I (Marc) had a meeting with the Church of Scotlands director of evangelism and missions. It was a chance to share with him about Impact World Tour and also hear about his ministry. He was a great guy and seemed genuinely interested in IWT. We'll see how this pans out in the future.
Thursday we have a meeting with another Christian leader in the Dunblane area and on Oct. 7th we have a very important meeting with the pastors of Kilmarnock, Scotland. Pray that they will catch the vision and want to jump on board. This could be a break through meeting. Right now we are looking at Spring of '06 for the first campaign. If things go well in this meeting, Kilmarnock could be the inaugural campaign.
We are also considering having a Discipleship Training School outreach here in November and December. Pray that we would have God's wisdom in this.
Thought of the day:
According to a recent Barna poll, only 4% of those in America who would identify themselves as Christians would refer to their faith in making decisions in their lives. What kind of Christianity is that? It's no wonder we pray that same prayer every year on the national day of prayer (2 Chron. 7:14) and nothing seems to change.
Here are some interesting articles to check out. I agree with them completely.
www.equip.org/free/cp1302.htm
www.str.org/free/commentaries/abortion/callinga.htm
www.harvest.org click on study (under media center) and then click message, "Christians In Civil Government". Great lesson on Americas Christian heritage.