128: Black and Prolife in America—Rev. Walter Hoye II

If you enjoy this podcast please Subscribe, Rate and Review. We are donor supported and Ads free. Consider being an Ambassador: www.patrickcoffin.media/donate Our Pilgrimage to Germany is filling up, learn more: www.patrickcoffin.media/pilgrimage   ******************************************************* Why does Planned Parenthood target black neighborhood for abortion for sale? Why are there so few high-profile black pastors who are known for pro-life advocacy? Why do so few people know that Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood was a diehard eugenics supporter? Rev. Walter Hoye has answers. He also has some practical wisdom to impart, and a courageous non-violent witness to emulate. This helps explain why Alveda King, the niece of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., wrote the powerful Foreword to Walter’s biography (see link below). Hoye chose 30 days in jail time in 2009 for violating an absurd City of Oakland ordinance called a “bubble law” (which was created for him). What was his crime? He held up a sign that read, “God loves you and your baby; let us help you.” No yelling, no intimidation, no pushy activism. Just a ministry of presence to give scared young women an alternative to what they’re about to choose. ****************************************************** Follow the show here: www.youtube.com/patrickcoffinmedia Follow me on Facebook and get notified of our weekly Livestreams! www.facebook.com/patrickcoffin.media