Content:
(CCC, BBB) Very strong Christian, moral worldview refuting Margaret Sanger and the Communists, socialists, and others who have attacked faith and family; and, nothing objectionable.

Summary:
BIRTH CONTROL: How Did We Get Here? is a documentary that presents the truth and the blessing of God’s Creation mandate. It reveals the evil history of birth control and its destructive impact on the church, religion, and family.

Review:
BIRTH CONTROL: How Did We Get Here? is a documentary that presents the truth and the blessing of God’s Creation mandate. It reveals the nefarious history of birth control, and its destructive impact on the church, religion, and family…

See the full review at http://www.movieguide.org/reviews/1-6019.html

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We’re also working on Australian distribution to make overseas shipping more affordable. You can still buy from the vendors above and we will update you on any more developments. Thank you for your support!

America’s Most Successful Reformer

Today, March 2, 2013, we have finished work on a biography about Anthony Comstock.  It was exactly 140 years ago today, on the eve of the passage of the Comstock Act, which was brought to the U.S. House floor on Saturday and passed on the Sabbath, that Comstock stressfully departed just after midnight out of a desire to honor God through obedience to the Fourth Commandment.  After a restless night, he left it to the Lord and found out later that day, March 3, 1873, that the Postal Act of 1873 was written into law.  This act outlawed obscenity, contraception and abortion.  The Comstock era fully came to an end 100 years later with the passage of Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton in 1973.

See last year’s blog post for more about this incredible story.

Runner up: The Birth Control Movie

Winner: The Drop Box

Brian Ivie, the Director of The Drop Box, said, “I became a Christian while making this movie.” We’re so proud of Brian and his work on the Drop Box. He really deserved to win and we want to thank the judges for honoring our film during the February ceremonies in San Antonio.

Read more at http://www.saicff.org/news/blog/2013/02/drop_box_director_i_became_a_c/

1. The Lord used a previously scheduled event to garner the encouragement we needed to move forward by having one of our experts agreeing to appear in the film.
2. We met another contact at this event who was going to the 2012 San Antonio Christian Film Festival (SAICFF).
3. We felt the Lord leading us to send our Director to the 2012 SAICFF.  
4. At the festival, our contact introduced us to two more of the key experts, who accepted.
5. We obtained agreement from a forth.
6. Funding was locked in.
7. We were officially a go!  

The last year has been both one of hard work, and one of great blessing.  We are grateful to the Lord for the support and encouragement we have received this past year, and for the many kind and helpful comments from friends who believe in this project.

• This articles sets forth the worldview of modern family planning.
• Family planning is normal.
• The couple may not be married.
• Premarital relations are normal, and even so while in an “unstable” relationship.
• Bickering and fighting in relationships is normal, but requires professional help.
• Babies bring more stress into relationships.
• Personal goals are more important than babies, even a frivolous trip.
• Educational goals are more important than babies.
• Career goals are more important than babies.
• It is normal for mothers to work, while leaving there babies to the care of others.
• It is fine to put off having a baby while you are young.
• It is acknowledged that if you want a baby, you can’t put it off as fertility declines with age.
• Babies stress finances, so it is risky to have a baby.
• Finances are more important than babies.
• Additional babies take away from time with spouse and the other children; babies may damage other relationships.
• One should write out the pros and cons of having additional babies.
• Spacing out children is a good idea; having them too close together is a bad idea.
• It’s unhealthy to have babies too close together.
• The personality of children already in the home are an important factor in determining if/when to have the next child.
• A couple tries to have, or tries to not have, a baby.

Two statements worth noting:

• Having a baby stresses a relationship – it never fixes one.
• While there’s never a “perfect” time to have a baby, you should wait for a “good” time.

More than 70 Finalists and Semi-Finalists Films will be screened in San Antonio February 7-9 2013. Our film will be screening at 1pm on Thursday February 7 and again at 1:30pm on Saturday February 9.

Stop by our vendor booth in the exhibit hall for fantastic deals on our DVD and come support our film at this years festival! http://www.saicff.org.

You won’t want to miss a weekend of clean, family entertainment in beautiful San Antonio.