The following comes from a Mar. 26 newsletter sent by 40 Days for Life in Sacramento.
Despite the rain, people came to pray for LIFE today at 1442 Ethan Way and
as a result, we were blessed with very good news! I watched the parking lot as several abortion business workers huddled together, holding their umbrellas, as they took turns hugging one abortion worker in particular. I thought perhaps it was her birthday? Perhaps she was going through a difficult circumstance?
A few minutes later, that clinic worker exited the driveway right in front of me and rolled down her window, ignoring the falling rain. She was very distraught, saying to me, “I’ve had enough! I can’t stand this f**king place! I QUIT!”. For her own privacy, I cannot say much more, but she did ask that we pray for her. There are major problems going on within the abortion business there at 1442 Ethan Way to prompt such a volatile and immediate reaction on her part!
We pray for all of the abortion industry employees, in hopes that they would discontinue their involvement in destroying lives and hurting women. Abby Johnson has a ministry called “And Then There Were None” for anyone who wants to leave the abortion industry. Praise God for the worker who QUIT today! We invite any abortion business worker to contact us for help.
Good for her!!
I’m in favor of sending money to help support any abortion clinic employee who wishes to quit working at such hellish places but needs a little support from us to make a transition to find a new place to work for an honorable organization.
If this sounds untenable, how about setting up an open invitation to come to work for any of our life-supporting organizations that counsel and support young women challenged to understand how they can support a child should they make the critical decision to let God have His will fulfilled?
If this is unworkable, how about offering paid employment at any of our churches or church-run facilities for long enough to sustain his or her needs and possible family needs until this brave person can locate suitable employment elsewhere?
Surely if the word got around that we will help people quit working with people doing evil things in defiance of a child’s right to life, which trumps a woman’s legal “right” to murder her child, we could help the murder mills implode and help suffering souls escape their murderous employers. Sounds Christian to me!
Could we also encourage our fellow Christians to offer the same opportunity to folks needing to move into the light?
If you any feelings left after working in a place like that, you should quit.
We love quitters! We love people who walk off their jobs at these killing centers. It is an opportunity to distance themselves from a gruesome means of employment. It is wonderful when an abortion clinic worker who has been blind to the carnage, is gifted with sight and quits! Yes, we love quitters.
This is a tribute to the efforts of the sidewalk counselors, who turn up to pray and offer help in all kinds of weather and in often in hostile situations. Let us pray that God will continue to bless their work. It is also a reminder that we never know just what good we may be doing when we pray for the unborn and their mothers. Let us pray too that God will direct more people to pray and witness to the sacredness of life outside the killing centers.