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Street Report Jan 9-14, 2012

>   4123 Babies saved since January 2000 !  

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Angela & Kierstan Tuesday
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Kansas save
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fruits of our labors
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Angela & Judy Tuesday
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accomplice screaming at rosary group Saturday
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Angela & Jan
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Stan & Angela Saturday
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Lioness on the cold front-lines
 

Death Toll January 9-14, 2012
“Rescuing babies, saving lives, one heart at a time”

Reporting from the war zone, the killing fields of Granite City, Illinois
Once known for their towering steel mills, now known for the late-term baby dumping mill.
Casualty Count: Over 400,000 mother-child relationships in their 37 year reign of terror

 

Monday- Bag n’ Tag approx 61 babies were bagged and tagged for medical research, pharmaceutical labs, and cosmetic firms from the past week’s carnage.

 

Tuesday- midnight abortions approx 18 killed KS, KY, MO, IL 3 saves

It was an awesome day to serve the Lord as we drove to the City of Slaughter and quickly set up our pregnancy outreach to the abortion-minded women. The weather was sunny and unusually warm for January. Judy and Stan soon joined us; Helen came later. As we set up, women soon began arriving. I could only work with one arm, but my comrades helped me. Throughout the afternoon, one abortion-bound woman, Kierstan, parked her car, turned, and quickly walked up to us on the sidewalk. Judy was fearful that she was going to attack us as we softly offered her other options rather than abortion. She took Judy's hand and thanked her for being here. We asked her if there was anything we could do to save this baby and give her another way out of her situation. She listened to all our resources and options and was touched. She would try and go inside and talk her friend Stephanie out of the abortion. Kierstan took our literature and walked inside the slaughterhouse.

Pro-life prayer warriors Helen and Chuck surprised us with seamstress supplies in hand. Helen was measuring my maimed arm; she was going to make me a warm boot to keep my arm warm during these difficult winter months as we minister to the abortion-bound mothers and save babies. We were so touched and grateful for these prayer warriors. We hugged and thanked them for all their help and their love.

The Native American family of three we spoke to earlier drove all the way from Kansas to kill their baby. A few minutes later, they came back out…all four of them. Praise the Lord! They saved their late-term baby and drove off the parking lot. Another couple from Missouri that listened to our pleas of mercy came back out and confirmed they were keeping their baby. They were not going through with the abortion but accepted our literature and drove off the lot.

We didn't want to lose track of time as it's very easy to when we're busy rescuing and saving babies, but we had a special delivery to make of much needed baby supplies to a local couple and their baby boy. I needed help in delivering. Judy and Stan volunteered to go with me and do all the lifting of supplies. We drove through the washboard streets of Granite City and found the house. After we rang the bell, the couple came out holding their newborn, a precious little baby. With some assistance I was able to hold this little one in my good arm. It's such an incredible feeling to be able to save these little lives and hold them in our arms. The couple was so grateful for the supplies, and they thanked us.

As we turned to walk back to our car, the young mother asked to privately speak with me. She asked if we could help her with some personal supplies. I took the information and the needs and shared with Judy as we walked to the car. This young mother needed a pair of shoes. I looked down at her bare feet; I didn't even need to ask. Judy, selfless Judy, ran to her car and reappeared with an almost brand-new pair of high-quality athletic shoes and handed them to the young mother who graciously accepted them and thanked us. We told her we would have the rest of her needs by week’s end. As we got back in the car, I thanked Stan and Judy for helping me and for their generous spirits. These are the types of prayer warriors I want to surround myself with. They would literally give you the shirt off their back and not even think twice about it. Where there is a need God always answers. Thank you Lord!

We got back to the slaughterhouse. Daniel, Lewis, and Helen were still standing in the gap. Daniel announced that there was another save as we were delivering the supplies. We bowed our heads in prayer and thanked the Lord for all the babies saved this day and all the hearts that were touched through our ministry and the help of kindred spirits.

 

Wednesday- CLOSED

 

Thursday- CLOSED Snow angels with Hannah and the kids. It was really our first snowfall of the season and the kids were loving it. Hannah couldn't wait to get her snowsuit and boots on and hop on a sled with her brothers and sisters pulling her. I watched from my office window as I type but I couldn't help to go out just in time to see our young daughter eating snow for the first time “Look mommy, it tastes good, it's okay mommy, it won’t hurt me” she said, as I grimaced at the site. One of the bright spots of winter: hearing the children's laughter and watching them play in the white stuff.

 

Friday- approx 16 killed IN, MO, IL 1 save A dusting of snow from the previous day covered the ground. It was very cold this day as part of our ministry stood in the gap for the least of these, but the sun was out. J For some of the abortion-bound women it was obvious they were advanced in their pregnancies as they stood in line to sign the death warrants out on their unborn babies. We tried to softly plead for their innocent lives. One Illinois couple came back out indicating they had saved their baby and pulled off the lot.

 

Saturday- approx 34 killed VA, IN3, MO IL 1 save As we arrived this cold morning only the employees were in the slaughterhouse. As soon as we were set up, we noticed the screaming in the alley from the spiritual Pharisees as abortion-bound mothers and their accomplices began arriving and parking on the abortion mill lot. The anger and tone coming from these Pharisees does nothing but make the mothers and the drivers more determined to get inside and kill their babies. It's very hard on Saturdays to save babies due to this debacle in the alley.

Very early prayer warriors Chuck and Helen arrived with the much anticipated warm boot for my arm. We were so grateful and could see the detail that this heavenly seamstress puts into her work. We hugged both of them and thanked them as they went and joined the rosary group this day. We sadly learned of the demise of one of our veteran prayer warriors. His daughter who always accompanies him weekly in his wheel-chair to pray for the unborn quietly shared, “He died peacefully: he knew where he was going. He will do us more good where he is now.” “ Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints’ Psalms 116:15

We returned to the friend sidewalk where we witnessed more mothers and the accomplices standing in line to sign the death warrants out on their unborn babies. It appears this slaughterhouse was making up for lost revenue since they were shut down a lot over the holidays. Today the death toll was in the 30’s unfortunately it's been a while since we've seen these numbers. Serial killer, Yogendra Shah, arrived around 10 A.M. to begin the butchering. We transported the promised additional supplies to the Granite City mother we helped earlier this week into Stan's car. He would deliver them as we promised on his way home. B-r-r! The sun was shining but it was still bone chilling cold, really our first cold snap this winter. After returning back home we received good news from a save this past fall, Kelsey approximately 24 weeks when we met her outside the slaughterhouse. She was there to kill her baby and we worked on her for over three hours as she kept coming out taking smokes. She was crying on her cell phone and yelling at someone on the phone and walking back into the slaughterhouse that fateful afternoon. But we didn't give up. Just as we were beginning to pack up our signs and materials for the day the young girl stepped onto the parking lot of the abortion and Stan called over to her and asked her if she'd like to see an ultrasound. She looked up and asked him “Can you do that?” Stan answered “No but she can” and pointed to Angela. Fast forward. Kelsey came inside the ultrasound Van and her friend joined her where we were able to quickly scanned through the tears and fears as she had been told by the abortion mill staff according to their ultrasound “your baby is all messed up” .. She was told her baby had deformities and that the abortion mill could take care of the problem. “Well let's see what God says about your baby”, and there on the screen was an approximate 23-24 week perfectly formed baby girl. 10 fingers and 10 toes we counted as she auditioned for her precious life in our van that day. Her mother cried tears of joy all the way back to Indiana with the reassurance that everything was going to be okay. On the phone, Kelsey was informing us she was “due any day and the baby is perfectly normal and healthy and by the way it's a girl Miss Angela you were right. Johnny has a job now or he would be on this phone thanking you again Angela for all your help and for being there that day and saving his baby girl”, Kelsey said. She promised to call when she goes to the hospital and keep us informed of the debut of this little diva. Thank you Lord, thank you that we get to hear and see the fruits of our labors!

 

“I am not afraid of an army of lions led by a sheep; I am afraid of an army of sheep led by a lion”. -Alexander the Great

 

Approx 68 babies killed, 5 babies saved, 4123 saves since January 2000
and 42 babies have been adopted through Small Victories

 

For more: The Green Flu

 

Be encouraged ~Angela

To support and encourage Daniel and Angela please contact them - 
smallvictories@juno.com (email), 618-654-5800 (phone), 
or write them Small Victories P.O. Box 143 Highland, IL 62249.