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George Pascal Amemo grew up in Ghana. He now lives in Richmond, Virginia. He founded Students for Life of Ghana, and he works as an advocate for life in America and abroad. George is an inspiring example of someone who hasn’t let obstacles — geographical or otherwise — hamper the call to build a culture of life.
Most young girls in my country go through horrible abortions when pregnant because they are afraid of being out of school, afraid of poverty, afraid of family rejection and of societal stigma if they keep their babies. As a result, they seek abortions. I got my inspiration to start Students for Life of Ghana and the pro-life movement in Ghana from this fact.
I believe that every human being, no matter the age, deserves the right to live, to love, to be loved, to be happy, to be safe, to experience every aspect of life, both before and after birth to fulfill God’s purpose.
I have always been passionate about serving my community, and I see protecting lives as one of the ways to serve and make an impact in my country and in the world.
I go to churches every Sunday and preach against abortion. I also go out and distribute Live Action’s magazine, The Advocate, both in Richmond and in Ghana.
I also started Students for Life of Ghana, 40 Days for Life, and pro-life work in Ghana to get the message to the youth and the general public.
I put together friends of mine in Ghana to organize 40 Days for Life in communities. They showed video of dangers of abortion, and Robert Colquhoun, the international coordinator of 40 Days for Life, visited Ghana from England to support the event.
I have also spoken with a young lady friend of mine who considered abortion but decided to keep her baby. She delivered her child, and then she went back to school through support I helped her find from good people.
The favour of God.
Preach against abortion.
Dr. Mensa Otabil, general overseer of International Central Gospel Church in Ghana. He inspired me because he started a church, and he built a university. He shows me that, if I trust in God as he did, I can also build a solid pro-life movement in Ghana, in Africa, and in the world.
“I am the pro-life generation.”
I would build adoption centers in Africa, and sponsor young pregnant girls in Africa to go back to school after delivery. I would work to build a solid pro-life movement in Africa.
Do you know a student whose pro-life work should be recognized? Nominate him or her for a Live Action Student Spotlight here.
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Advocate Spotlight: George Pascal Amemo
George Pascal Amemo grew up in Ghana. He now lives in Richmond, Virginia. He founded Students for Life of Ghana, and he works as an advocate for life in America and abroad. George is an inspiring example of someone who hasn’t let obstacles — geographical or otherwise — hamper the call to build a culture of life.
Most young girls in my country go through horrible abortions when pregnant because they are afraid of being out of school, afraid of poverty, afraid of family rejection and of societal stigma if they keep their babies. As a result, they seek abortions. I got my inspiration to start Students for Life of Ghana and the pro-life movement in Ghana from this fact.
I believe that every human being, no matter the age, deserves the right to live, to love, to be loved, to be happy, to be safe, to experience every aspect of life, both before and after birth to fulfill God’s purpose.
I have always been passionate about serving my community, and I see protecting lives as one of the ways to serve and make an impact in my country and in the world.
I go to churches every Sunday and preach against abortion. I also go out and distribute Live Action’s magazine, The Advocate, both in Richmond and in Ghana.
I also started Students for Life of Ghana, 40 Days for Life, and pro-life work in Ghana to get the message to the youth and the general public.
I put together friends of mine in Ghana to organize 40 Days for Life in communities. They showed video of dangers of abortion, and Robert Colquhoun, the international coordinator of 40 Days for Life, visited Ghana from England to support the event.
I have also spoken with a young lady friend of mine who considered abortion but decided to keep her baby. She delivered her child, and then she went back to school through support I helped her find from good people.
The favour of God.
Preach against abortion.
Dr. Mensa Otabil, general overseer of International Central Gospel Church in Ghana. He inspired me because he started a church, and he built a university. He shows me that, if I trust in God as he did, I can also build a solid pro-life movement in Ghana, in Africa, and in the world.
“I am the pro-life generation.”
I would build adoption centers in Africa, and sponsor young pregnant girls in Africa to go back to school after delivery. I would work to build a solid pro-life movement in Africa.
Do you know a student whose pro-life work should be recognized? Nominate him or her for a Live Action Student Spotlight here.
Live Action News is pro-life news and commentary from a pro-life perspective.
Our work is possible because of our donors. Please consider giving to further our work of changing hearts and minds on issues of life and human dignity.
Contact editor@liveaction.org for questions, corrections, or if you are seeking permission to reprint any Live Action News content.
Guest Articles: To submit a guest article to Live Action News, email editor@liveaction.org with an attached Word document of 800-1000 words. Please also attach any photos relevant to your submission if applicable. If your submission is accepted for publication, you will be notified within three weeks. Guest articles are not compensated (see our Open License Agreement). Thank you for your interest in Live Action News!
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