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"Children are a gift from God, a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb is His reward..." |
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Street Report Jan 23-28, 2012 |
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> 4133 Babies saved since January 2000 ! |
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Death Toll January 23-28, 2012 “Rescuing
babies, saving lives, one heart at a time”
Monday- Bag n’ Tag approx 55 babies were bagged and tagged for medical research, pharmaceutical labs, and cosmetic firms from the past week’s carnage.
Tuesday- midnight abortions approx 25 killed KS, MO, IL 3 saves It was sunny and cold this winter afternoon as abortion-bound mothers began arriving and we were quickly setting up our vital out reach to the lost and needy. Judy joined us on the sidewalks and quickly swung into action as mothers began pouring in on all fronts. We intercepted several. We met one black American couple in the alley. The young lady was very receptive and eager to listen to our offers, but it appeared the male accomplice was more interested in getting the abortion. They still accepted our literature and the promise of real hope in our Ultrasound Van. A family from Kansas quickly got out of their car and marched up to the doors, eager to get inside out of the cold. As mothers and accomplices stood in line to sign the death warrant out on their babies, they listened intently to our pleas of mercy for their babies and their souls. The junior abortionist and Missouri resident “Erin King” arrived early this day to begin the slaughter of the innocents. It wasn't long after we spoke to the Middle Eastern looking couple who could barely speak English, when the threesome from Kansas came back out and caught our eyes. We quickly gave the Middle Eastern couple the literature and walked over to the Kansas family. The older woman kept walking, but the young girl and male stopped and turned to us. She had tears in her eyes. Judy joined me. I told the girl that she did the noble thing by coming back out. God was already telling me this was a save. Caitlin accepted my hug and tearfully told me she didn't go through with it. She told me she was 27.5 weeks pregnant, but didn't know what she was going to do. She was still in shock. We shared our resources and options that we could help her with including adoption. We briefly went through our ministry mission and years of fieldwork and told her that God had a plan for her life and her innocent child. She accepted all of our literature and another reassuring hug. Her male relatives thanked us for being there and helping to talk to her. She would be in touch with us as she would be needing help. We watched them walk to the car where the older woman waited. We gathered and shot up prayer over the situation and quickly sprang into action as there were more babies to save this day. A Missouri car with “prevent child abuse” plates pulled up right in front of us. Three young women got out. We shared with them how we couldn't help but notice the decorative child abuse personalized plates and shared with them that the worst form of child abuse is abortion. They continued to walk inside the slaughterhouse. Judy helped us with several bags of new clothing donations for new mothers. We were so grateful! We had several mothers in mind that needed clothing assistance with their babies. It was getting colder outside. The butcherettes looking very professional, came outside to the smoking lounge in the freezing cold to smoke as they had gotten most of their clients in to begin the evening of slaughter. We had a closing prayer and left for the evening.
Wednesday- CLOSED radio interview
Thursday- CLOSED
Friday- approx 19 killed MO, IL 1 save We no sooner arrived and quickly set up our outreach, when couples began walking up to us needing assistance. It was a busy Friday. Usually, it's the first day of the two to three day late-term abortion procedure. We were able to speak with several of the abortion minded women standing in line, offering them other options other than abortion. One older woman who brought a young girl got out of her car and began screaming at us that" this was her choice and she already had two kids". It appeared the older woman wanted her to get the abortion more than the pregnant girl did as she held her head down and arms folded across her chest. We softly pleaded with the young girl as she stood away from the older woman that there was another way out of her situation. We told her that adoption was the loving option and that we could help her begin the process this day. She reluctantly walked inside the slaughterhouse doors the older woman pushing her inside. "Natalie" returned to the abortion clinic this morning this time with her grandmother at her side we were so blessed to see this save again and to hear her grandmother tearfully tell us that she "wanted to meet the lady that saved her great grand baby". We hugged her and she held on tightly tearfully thanking us for all of our help. We greeted Natalie and she had a big smile on her face, she looked happier than the first day we met her. We handed her some much needed baby supplies we promised and all the groceries that she needed for herself and her other children. We went over her physician follow-up and she promised to keep in touch with us and thanked us again for the baby supplies and the groceries. What a great feeling to be appreciated for all your hard work saving babies and helping mothers and families to thrive. Another young man stopped by the abortion clinic to see if we could help a relative of his with her pregnancy. “Absolutely, just bring her by”, we told him. He thanked us and told us how much he appreciated us being there. One black American woman that we spoke to earlier came out with her friend and began walking to the adjacent parking lot of the medical building. Daniel met her and was able to confirm another baby saved. Praise God! Stan agreed to drop off several bags loaded with baby supplies to a young mother with a new baby on his way home. What a great day in the mission fields we were having. Thank you Lord!
Saturday- approx 24 killed CA, FL, IN2, MO, IL 2 saves on-site ultrasound At least the sun was shining on this very frigid morning as we arrived in the City of Slaughter and we quickly set up our pregnancy outreach to the abortion minded mothers who were slowly arriving. Several of the cars were from the day before indicating these were late-term babies. We softly called over and pleaded to men and women standing in line to sign out the death warrants on their innocent babies. To us, dissappropriately, there were more black Americans going inside the slaughterhouse to continue destroying their race through abortion. We spoke of the dream that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marched in the streets of America speaking about. Keep the dream alive we kept declaring to them. I told them,”There has to be a lesson before you receive the blessing”. I heard an ordained black pastor preach on this recently, it struck a chord in several of the mothers standing there. As we continued standing on the front walks several of the regular rosary warriors came over to our ministry and handed us donations to help our cause. Thank you Jesus! Many commented positively about the recent articles on our ministry and how encouraged they were for our intestinal fortitude. Praise God! We thank them and continued our reconnaissance mission around the slaughterhouse we intercepted a couple from Florida. They just wanted to get away from the swarm of people that were getting in their faces I stood aside and they walked right across my path where I was able to offer them free help. The young girl looked up in my face and said “Can you do that?” Absolutely, as I pointed to the ultrasound van and said “Come with me”, she looked at my arm and I explained my situation. Small prayer warriors in front of our van smiled and moved away so we could enter. Suzanne and her male friend came inside down offer to come in and help me as I only have one good arm to use. I briefly explained our ministry with Donna assisting me quickly I scanned. BAM! There on the screen appeared an approximate 12.6 week old baby auditioning for its precious life. We were able to point out the nose, the eyes, the hands, and count fingers and toes. “Does it look okay does it look okay?”, the young girl exclaimed. She was so fearful there was something wrong with her baby as she had been drinking early in the pregnancy. She stopped when she found out she was pregnant but was worried something was wrong and that she felt abortion was her only option. We measured and listened to the baby’s heartbeat approximately 160 mid-line. The baby appeared to be okay and we weren't advocating that taking drugs or substance abuse was okay during pregnancy. We advised her to follow-up with one of our obstetricians if she didn't have a physician. She agreed to get checked out with her own Dr. she just wanted reassurance as the abortion staff only told her how much it would cost to kill her baby. We went over our resources and gave her much literature. She promised to stay in touch with us an update us as she was new to the area they just moved from Florida to the Metro East. She hugged us and thanked us and her male friend shook our hands and thanked us for all our help and for being there. One of our volunteers walked them to their car as we disinfected the equipment and re-launched the ultrasound Van. The rosary group was breaking up and running to their cars and several of the prayer warriors walked over to us inquiring on the save. We shared the good news and one man commented on one of the recent articles written on our ministry. He wanted to let us know how much he appreciated us and to never give up as it was due to our perseverance and faithfulness in this battle for life, which motivated and touched him to now be pro-life and to stand with us. He said how proud he was to support us and our cause. Another woman spoke up that heard this powerful testimony and said she too was touched by our years of daily ministry and witnessing and how we save lives and would be sending us a donation. Praise the Lord! We gathered on the front sidewalk and had a closing prayer. "How does God's love abide in anyone who
has the world's goods and sees a brother or sister in need and yet
refuses help?" 1 John 3:17
Approx
68 babies killed, 6 babies saved, 4,133
saves since January 2000
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