While BOGO may be winding down (though there is some inventory still available, folks!), Bill Schneeberger is still out there doing his part to promote adult stem cell research and therapies. He will be talking with Don Margolis about The Repair Stem Cells Institute. Listen in on Walking on Water Radio on Thursday, June 12th.
Thanks be to God! Yesterday Judge Patricia Joyce upheld the challenge by Missouri Cures Without Cloning to Secretary of State Robin Carnahan’s inaccurate and blatantly biased ballot summary for a constitutional amendment to truly ban human cloning in Missouri. I am incredibly pleased and quite frankly surprised at the ruling. The revised language is much closer to the purpose of the actual Amendment than Carnahan’s disgraceful language.
Because of the lawsuit, progress has been delayed for quite some time. So we still have very hard work ahead of us if we are to have any chance of getting this on the ballot in November, especially if the opposition decides to appeal in an effort to halt the signature gathering process. Please keep us in your prayers so that we can finally, truly ban human cloning (and promote REAL hope for therapies and cures) in Missouri!
Try this one:
Rosary Crusade Safeguarding Embryonic Human Life
Also, visit the CWC blog!
Bill Schneeberger is passionately devoted to bringing adult stem cell awareness to the public-at-large. His BOGO wines help generate revenue for adult stem cell research. He developed the two hearts featured on our blog and has trademarked the logo for use in future adult stem cell awareness endeavors. We’ll follow Bill on this crusade of hope for life-affirming and life-giving research, therapies, and cures.
Where is Bill next week? Modesto, California!
On October 18th, 2007 Bill will generate some adult stem cell awareness excitement at the Central California Guild of The Catholic Medical Association White Mass Banquet.
