Marcella Piper-Terry

All you need to know about this peaceful revolutionary.

When I was pregnant with my first child in 2000 and began to research medical practices and interventions for pregnancy, birth and my newborn, I did it privately, with a very small, close, trusted circle. I felt some insecurities about my decisions as a brand-new mother, but my instincts persisted, demanding I dig deeper to corroborate the science behind what I was sensing. So, dig I did, and with every wave of doubt I was provided with answers as I searched and the courage to follow the instincts God gave me.

It was 2014 when I began to be convicted that if I were to remain silent, I was culpable to some degree for my silence on something that would lead to harm for others. So, I began to speak out publicly on these issues, mostly on my Facebook.

I lost some friends for speaking out, but I gained many more. Free speech was a little freer than now, so my posts remained.

When I chose whether or not to inject my children with these substances, I had an advantage; the luxury of standing on my parents’ shoulders. They had instilled in me a courage to step off the beaten path and think differently than the crowd. They taught me to guard my heart and mind, and exercise discernment about the status quo. Just because something is popular or was handed down from some “expert” doesn’t mean it’s right or good, neither does it mean it’s bad. We need wisdom outside the realm of human thought. We need the wisdom of God.

I started collecting friends who had learned through bitter experience that some standard childhood medical interventions can lead to harm and even death. Their painful path had launched them into an unanticipated calling to sound the alarm, to blow the whistle, to be the watchman on the wall about danger ahead that could be avoided!

Above photo, Marcella Piper-Terry on Religious exemptions. This video presentation can be seen here.

One such watchwoman is Marcella Piper-Terry. I have never met her in person. But, from my first online interactions I felt a connection with her as a person of peace.

Many people have fallen into the trap of bitterness about the deception that has led to their harm or the harm of a loved one. Bitterness can poison our own hearts and give a sharpness to our words that repels and alienates others rather than drawing them toward a truth that can help them.

Marcella speaks peace. She speaks the truth with humility, then backs it up with research and fact. She speaks the truth in love.

The articles she published on her website VaxTruth and her posts on Facebook were posts I could share with others without causing offense, because of how she presents the truth in a measured and compassionate manner. Truth can be painful and difficult to hear. How we say it matters. Her posts have often brought me to tears because of the compassion with which she shares the message. Marcella’s articles are not only compassionate, but meticulously cited!

Eventually, with the dawn of internet censorship her website was removed, and all the content disappeared from public access.

There was also a time she got off Facebook for a long period. It was a great loss for me and for many. Marcella has been through so much and has the beautiful gift of sharing her hard-earned and diligently researched wisdom in a way that is easy to understand. I am so grateful that she made the decision to return to Facebook, and just recently to start a Substack where she will write new articles and republish many of the articles she had on her website in past years. I highly recommend subscribing!

Thank you, Marcella for sharing your gifts. I know you have said you’ve tried to quit. I’m thankful God has not let you quit your difficult but irreplaceable calling. My prayer is for your wisdom, strength and all you need to continue. You are holding up weary arms and instilling courage in many. Thank you!

Below you can find an introduction in her own words on her Substack.

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