SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER, 2014

AUGUST 8-14, 2014

We would like to thank all the below listed

volunteers who helped staff our booth at the

Miami County Fair. We couldn’t have done it

without their help!

2014 MCRTL LIFE CHAIN

Please join us Sunday, October 5, 2014, from 2:00—

3:00 p.m. in front of the court house in Troy, and as

far as participants will allow, as we pray for an end

to abortion and respect for all life!

Carol Battson Brigid McCabe Romey Family Carol & Bill McDonald

Marie Helman Linda McCartan Ginnie Daum Josiah Teeple and family

Lou and Linda Spofford John and Carol Gross Pat Wente Becky Carter

Jeff & Connie Cain Ruth Rinehart Matt and Sheila Enneking Judy Slattery

Marilyn Helke Kearsten Small Stan Buechter Kathy Kerns

Mark and Heather Thompson Rosalee Dzendzel Jim and Rose Hemm Judith Buechter

Kevin and Geri Ryan

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The abortion clinic in Sharonville, Ohio is CLOSED!!!! Now we can focus on closing the clinic on Stroop

Road in Kettering. It only takes a little bit of your time to pray outside of the abortion clinic in Kettering.

Help us petition God to save the babies and their mothers from abortion and show them that they are not

alone and there are people who can help!!

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MCRTL 2015 PRAYER VIGIL

Mark your calendars now for the 2015 MCRTL Prayer Vigil which will be held on

Sunday, January 18, 2015 at the Hayner Culture Center from 2:00—4:00 p.m.

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2015 ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS

Doesn’t seem possible that summer is

over and fall is upon us. With this sea-

son, comes a new Entertainment Book.

The cost is $30. If you wish to pur-

chase one, please contact the MCRTL

office at 335-LIFE or call Dave En-

neking at 937-726-7299.

Thanks!!

O sun and skies and clouds of June

And flowers of June together,

Ye cannot rival for one hour

October’s bright blue weather.

When loud the bumblebee makes haste,

Belated, thriftless vagrant,

And goldenrod is dying fast,

And lanes with grapes are fragrant.

When gentians roll their fringes tight,

To save them for the morning,

And chestnuts fall from satin burs

Without a sound of warning;

When on the ground red apples lie in piles

like jewels shining,

And redder still on old stone walls

Are leaves of woodbine twining;

When all the lovely wayside things

Their white-winged seeds are sowing,

And in the fields, still green and fair,

Late aftermaths are growing;

When springs run low, and on the

brooks

In idle, golden freighting,

Bright leaves sink noiseless in the

hush

Of woods, for winter waiting;

When comrades seek sweet country

haunt

By twos and twos together,

And count like misers hour by hour

October’s bright blue weather.

O sun and skies and flowers of June,

Count all your boasts together,

Love loveth best of all the year

October’s bright blue weather.

By Helen Hunt Jackson

OCTOBER’S BRIGHT

BLUE WEATHER

JULY, 2014, OFFICE REPORT

Baby clothes-

bags

73 Cribs 2

Bassinettes

Blankets

Books

24

50

Diapers-packs

Food (jars)

181

26

Car seats

Clients

New Clients

2

152

15

Formula-cans

High chairs

Mattresses

Misc. items

New baby gift

boxes

New mother

bag gifts

56

1

3

46

5

1

Christmas toys Play pens 1