Helena MT: Senate Bill 721 Passes Second Reading 31-19! Stop Killing Babies in the Womb!

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We are thrilled to announce that Senate Bill 721 (a bill set out to ban the dismembering of live babies in the womb) passed its ‘Second Reading’ at the Capitol today with a vote of 31-19.

An article was published yesterday CLICK HERE by Montana 1st News which explains in detail what proponents and opponents of the bill were hoping to accomplish and you can watch and listen to the hearing by CLICKING HERE.

Tomorrow at the Capitol the 3rd hearing will take place and with that a victory (we hope and pray) then onto the Governor’s office for his signature.

What a glorious triumph this will be if Senate Bill 721 were to pass.

Keep praying warriors, without ceasing.

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