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Volume 5, Number 3
May 25, 2005
Weekly Ministry
Focus
Cousins who seek abortions find life for their children
A few of the recent testimonies of children saved from abortion
appear below.
When "Angie" found out that her cousin
"Maria" was pregnant and intended to abort her
baby, Angie said "let's do this together."
Several weeks ago, Angie had planned to have her
baby aborted, but insurance problems cause the
money-hungry FPA abortion staff to turn her away.
Angie's insurance obstacles were soon resolved,
but it was not until she found out about her cousin's
abortion plans that Angie found the strength to face the
unfriendly abortion staff again.
As Angie and Maria walked across the abortion
chamber's parking lot, Terri* invited them to come
across the street to the LifeHouse to view a video
which displays what happens during an abortion.
After watching the video, both Angie and Maria
decided that instead of aborting their children together,
they would encourage each other to nurture the
children in their wombs together.
Terri gave Angie and Maria "Hope the Future"
Bibles (specifically designed for women facing
unplanned pregnancies) and baby gifts, and arranged
for them to view their children by ultrasound.
To share her faith, "Polly" displayed a bumper
sticker on the back of her car identifying the
church she attends. But in spite of her faith,
Polly had decided to abort the child God had placed in
the sanctuary of her womb.
On her way into the abortion chamber, Polly
ignored Terri's offers of help. Noticing the bumper
sticker on Polly's car, Terri decided to call the church.
"Jill" answered the phone at the church, listening to
Terri's cry for help. Jill confessed
that she had aborted her own child a
few years ago, and prayed with Terri
that God would save the life of this
child.
Inside the abortion chamber's
waiting room, Polly was becoming
increasingly uneasy. She quickly
realized that God did not want her to
abort this child, and left the abortion
chamber.
As she drove away, Polly told
Terri that she had decided not to
abort her baby. Terri called Jill to
share the good news, and Jill praised
God for answering her prayer so
quickly.
Sixteen-year-old "Cindy"
aborted a baby in February. When she became
pregnant again, Cindy scheduled another abortion,
telling herself "I just can't do it I can't be pregnant
again!"
"If Terri talks to me before I go in I know I won't be
able to go through with the abortion," Cindy thought. So
she tried to sneak past Terri.
But Terri noticed Cindy, greeting her as she tried to
walk by. Cindy responded "hi Terri," and began to
explain her situation to her. As Cindy had anticipated, she
decided not to go through with the abortion.
Cindy's baby is due to be born on Christmas.
"Kaci" drove from Lake Isabella to the abortion
chamber with her boyfriend "Don." When Terri
began to talk to them, FPA security guard Phil
ordered Kaci and Don "get off of the property!"
After Terri showed them a video about abortion, Kaci
and Don decided not to abort their child. Terri helped
Kaci find a job where she is being paid $10 per hour.
Terri also told Kaci that she will help her find an
apartment in Bakersfield.
*LSM team member
Scripture
Focus:
James 5:19-20
Brethren, if anyone among you wanders from
the truth, and someone turns him back, let him
know that he who turns a sinner from the error of
his way will save a soul from death and cover a
multitude of sins.
Ask God to help open your eyes to the "Christian"
sinners around you so that He can use you to save their souls
from death.
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