We had a couple of turn-aways today. Praise God!
Great news!
Here’s Shawn Carney for today.
The largest spring 40 Days for Life campaign yet is
having a HUGE impact. Yesterday, I mentioned the five
abortion workers who’ve left their jobs. But while
some employees are experiencing conversions, others
are getting frustrated.
The abortion industry doesn’t want YOU on the sidewalk
— you represent the only REAL choice.
Reports from local leaders make it clear that for
those who run the abortion business, there is only
one acceptable choice once a woman enters their
building. Here’s one sad example.
A young man, who was waiting outside Planned Parenthood
for his girlfriend, approached the 40 Days for Life
prayer vigil. He said his girlfriend was four months
pregnant but didn’t want the baby because the pregnancy
was the result of rape.
“After talking with us he was very impressed and
touched and wanted to get back to his girlfriend to
convince her to keep the baby,” said Alejandra in Orange
County. “Frustrated, he came out as Planned Parenthood
didn’t allow him to have access to her.”
He said that he couldn’t even call her. When they
arrived, the Planned Parenthood staff took her phone
and gave it to him. “Clearly,” Alejandra said,
“Planned Parenthood doesn’t want the women to have
any contact with the outside while they are inside
having an abortion.”
She said it was a very sad morning, as they later saw
the “waste removal” truck entering the Planned
Parenthood facility to take away the aborted babies.
To see photos of the Orange County vigil, please go to:
http://40daysforlife.com/blog/?p=3020
As part of its community outreach, the 40 Days for
Life team in Reno hosts a Life Chain to draw attention
to both the seriousness of the abortion problem in the
area and the local vigil outside the abortion center.
“We had approximately 60 people present, standing on
both sides of South Virginia Street,” said Carol Marie
in Reno. “We had passing cars and buses give thumbs-up
and honks of support — as well as the occasional
dissenting passerby. There were participants from at
least seven different churches.”
For photos of the Reno event, please go to:
http://40daysforlife.com/blog/?p=3020
Theresa in Cincinnati wanted to thank a group of eighth
grade students from St. Nicholas in Sunman, Indiana —
about 45 miles away — who were able to join the 40 Days
for Life vigil.
“Bless them for coming the distance and all who’ve show
support from the Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky area during
this 40 Days for Life campaign,” she said. “Let us
continue to gather in prayer, fasting and community
outreach to bring the love of Christ to those in need!”
To see a picture of this group at the Cincinnati vigil,
please go to:
http://40daysforlife.com/blog/?p=3020