Denise was the Executive Director of Christians for Life-Toronto. This group was formed in 1988 in response to the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Canada's abortion law, due to an access issue. This group organized Canada's largest pro life rally on Sept. 17, 1988 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Mother Teresa and a host of powerful speakers addressed an audience of over 25,000. People of all denominations and faiths gathered together in unity to be a voice for the voiceless.

Today Denise is an international speaker, freelance writer and the author of a new book entitled, "FORGIVEN of murder...A TRUE STORY." The purpose of this book is to warn and inform women about the dangers of abortion, educated the public on this vital issue and save precious lives. If you're pro-choice you need to read this eye-witness account. If you're pro life you'll be encouraged to keep up the fight for life. She is currently working on adapting the book into a screenplay.

Denise has an extraordinary story, including the terror of being raped at the tender age of 13. For years she searched for love and acceptance in all the wrong places, turning to alcohol and other drugs. Finally, on the advice and approval of family, doctors and friends she had her own pregnancies terminated as a form of birth control.

She has shared her message in schools, conferences, jails, women's groups, youth rallies, seminars and churches. Denise has also been interviewed on several radio stations including CJMR, CFRB, CHIN, CHUM FM, WDCX-FM, CKOV and CHED. She has also had television interviews on "IT'S A NEW DAY" "100 HUNTLEY STREET", "NITE LITE", "LIFELINE", "SAY WHAT YOU THINK" and "LIGHT TALK".

She gratefully talks about Gods amazing forgiveness and grace. Denise brings out the humanity of the Pre-Born children and candidly teaches the scientific facts of fetal development. She answers all of the questions about "choice," "It's my body," "rape," and "abnormalities." She also addresses "Post Abortion Syndrome," a traumatic stress disorder. Denise encourages teenagers to guard their hearts and hang onto their hormones. She offers help and hope to single Moms and those in crisis pregnancies.

Her presentation includes the latest research connecting abortion to Depression, Suicides, Breast Cancer and future Infertility... She bravely addresses 'Post Abortion Syndrome' a traumatic stress disorder and compassionately ministers to women who've been there. She is currently working to reach other Post Abortive women to let them know they are not alone, and help is available. If you regret your abortion please call Denise at 1-888-777-5503 or write.

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"Denise Mountenay has been a guest on our television programs on a number of occasions and each time has proven herself a proficient communicator on behalf of th unborn. She is a person who is passionate about her calling and is compelling in her case against abortion. ""Denise is an interesting and challenging speaker in any setting and we have no hesitation in recommending her ministry." Dick & Joan Dewert, Founders/President of The Miracle Channel.

"Without hesitation, I recommend her pro-life ministry to churches, schools and youth groups interested in challenging their young people to a better life." Jack Chamberlin- former producer of 100 Huntley Street

"Denise Mountenay is a dynamic and interesting speaker who effectively advocates for the pro life movement. This presentation was a challenge to us to critique our culture and to individually and corporately speak out against injustice. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend her." Grace Jewett-High School teacher

"Mrs. Mountenay is to be commended for the courage she shows while discussing such a painful experience, and for the care and concern she possesses for the unborn and their unfortunate mothers." L. MacSween-High School teacher

Grade 10 students wrote: "She was an excellent speaker! I'd like us to have her again." "My parents are very glad that I was exposed to what truly goes on and are also very grateful to Denise that she takes the time to talk to people like me." Many said the presentation was "awesome, excellent, and a real eye opener... "