Tomorrow night, Feb. 23, I plan to see the movie Amazing Grace on its opening night. It tells the story of William Wilberforce, an English Christian and politician who worked 20 years in this dual position to stop transatlantic slavery.
Many modernday pro-lifers have developed strategies based on Wilberforce's success, or at least gained encouragement.
Read World magazine's review of Amazing Grace here. Go to the official website here for information on theatres and showtimes.
This is another of those movies, like The Passion of the Christ, we would help most by seeing on its opening weekend. Here is the trailer:
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