Join us for a local part in a nationwide Prayer Vigil!
Saturday, April 13, 8:00-8:30 pm
We will gather at the pavilion in downtown Wooster (intersection of Liberty and Market streets) in a peaceful Prayer Vigil to show our desire to respect and protect life.
Families are welcome and encouraged to come.
Candles provided
Questions, contact Paulette at 330-620-0630
Saturday, April 13, 8:00-8:30 pm
We will gather at the pavilion in downtown Wooster (intersection of Liberty and Market streets) in a peaceful Prayer Vigil to show our desire to respect and protect life.
Families are welcome and encouraged to come.
Candles provided
Questions, contact Paulette at 330-620-0630
Congratulations!
Junior Maggie Snyder from Wooster High School will be representing Wayne-Holmes RTL at the statewide Oratory Contest. We thank Maggie as well as runner up Aubrey Sohar, a sophomore at Kingsway Christian School, for their excellent speeches and their willingness to speak up for LIFE!
This contest is an annual event and is held the third Saturday of March. If you know high school students who are currently freshmen, sophomores, or juniors, they will be eligible next year. Please pass their names along to us, or encourage them to contact Carrie Snyder via WayneHolmesRTL@yahoo.com at any time so that they can participate next year!
Junior Maggie Snyder from Wooster High School will be representing Wayne-Holmes RTL at the statewide Oratory Contest. We thank Maggie as well as runner up Aubrey Sohar, a sophomore at Kingsway Christian School, for their excellent speeches and their willingness to speak up for LIFE!
This contest is an annual event and is held the third Saturday of March. If you know high school students who are currently freshmen, sophomores, or juniors, they will be eligible next year. Please pass their names along to us, or encourage them to contact Carrie Snyder via WayneHolmesRTL@yahoo.com at any time so that they can participate next year!
Next Meeting: Saturday, April 20, 2019
9:30 am at the Wayne County Public Library, Wooster
We meet the 3rd Saturday of each month. We would love to have you join us!
Buck Wins 2018 Baby Photo Contest!
The winner of the 13th annual Wayne-Holmes Right to Life is 9-month-old Buck Bise of Creston. Buck had $370.47 donated on his behalf during the Wayne County Fair. He and his family received a photography session with a cd of the images from LifeScapes Studio of Orrville.
Coming second and third were babies Colton Nussbaum with $105.85 and Haven Busman with $86.02. Overall 27 babies were part of this annual fundraiser.
Buck’s parents, Katelan and Jay, responded, “Buck is fearless and so active! We love him to pieces and we are so grateful we got to enter him in the precious baby contest. Above all else we could convey is our genuine desire to see the good works of your organization blessed and prospered beyond what we are able to ask or think.”
The grandparents of Buck are John Stathes of Rockville, MD and Judy Stathes of Burbank, and the late Richard and Betty Bise of Rittman.
“Again we appreciate the interest and support of our community in being part of our educational, life-affirming mission,” commented Carrie Snyder, contest organizer and vice president of Wayne-Holmes Right to Life. “We enjoy being at the fair every year to provide information and have great conversations with people of all walks of life.”
Wayne-Holmes Right to LIfe (WHRTL) is a group of caring citizens from Wayne and Holmes counties who oppose abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, and embryonic stem cell research because we believe that these things are an assault on humanity and do harm not only to individuals, but also to all of us as a society. We work to educate those in our community about the detrimental effects of disregarding respect for human life, and advocate for those such as the unborn who cannot speak for themselves.
The winner of the 13th annual Wayne-Holmes Right to Life is 9-month-old Buck Bise of Creston. Buck had $370.47 donated on his behalf during the Wayne County Fair. He and his family received a photography session with a cd of the images from LifeScapes Studio of Orrville.
Coming second and third were babies Colton Nussbaum with $105.85 and Haven Busman with $86.02. Overall 27 babies were part of this annual fundraiser.
Buck’s parents, Katelan and Jay, responded, “Buck is fearless and so active! We love him to pieces and we are so grateful we got to enter him in the precious baby contest. Above all else we could convey is our genuine desire to see the good works of your organization blessed and prospered beyond what we are able to ask or think.”
The grandparents of Buck are John Stathes of Rockville, MD and Judy Stathes of Burbank, and the late Richard and Betty Bise of Rittman.
“Again we appreciate the interest and support of our community in being part of our educational, life-affirming mission,” commented Carrie Snyder, contest organizer and vice president of Wayne-Holmes Right to Life. “We enjoy being at the fair every year to provide information and have great conversations with people of all walks of life.”
Wayne-Holmes Right to LIfe (WHRTL) is a group of caring citizens from Wayne and Holmes counties who oppose abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, and embryonic stem cell research because we believe that these things are an assault on humanity and do harm not only to individuals, but also to all of us as a society. We work to educate those in our community about the detrimental effects of disregarding respect for human life, and advocate for those such as the unborn who cannot speak for themselves.
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What We BelieveWayne Holmes Right to Life believes that every unborn baby has a unique contribution to offer to society and that each human being, no matter how small or how old, is precious and has a dignity that deserves to be respected and protected.
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