PRAY IN MAY EVENT TO STOP ABORTION AT TILLER'S IN PROGRESS

Seventy-seven hours of round-the clock prayer has begun at the infamous late-term abortion mill operated by George R. Tiller, a place where women from all over the world come to abort their babies up to the very day before their birth. Operation Rescue has called for the special prayer vigil, entitled “Pray in May To Stop Abortion,” to ask for Divine intervention on behalf of innocent children, many which are killed by what is believed to be illegal abortions. “We want God to close this abortion clinic and end the horrible injustice and human suffering that takes place here,” said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. Tiller has been charged with 30 criminal counts all related to the commission of illegal late-term abortions. For more information on this event and for prayer times, go here.

Other Operation Rescue posts include:

Abortion Makes Me Vomit

New Truth Truck Signs Draw Attention To Abortion Tragedy

Many, many novenas and prayers have been said over the years requesting God to close this wretched place, yet it remains open. God tells us in Scriptures to persevere in prayer. Scriptures also reveal that some demons can only come out by fasting. Despite the rigid rules and the barriers at Tiller's, babies' lives have been saved there and women have been spared the trauma of abortion. In addition, the large group that goes there to pray on Saturday's has resulted in Tiller closing his doors on that day. However, many more prayers are needed. Fasting is needed, too. Please join this group in prayer wherever you are for an end to abortion and, especially for the closing of George R. Tiller’s late-term abortion business in Wichita, KS.
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