The Latest on a Killing Center in Kansas and a Plea for Prayer

There has been talk going on for some time about new abortionists setting up a new abortion mill here in Wichita, which has been abortion-free since the death of late-term abortionist George Tiller almost two years ago. The following email that I received today from Kansans for Life is a confirmation of what I have been hearing from several sources.

Dear Jean,

Abortionist(s) may be setting up a killing center in Wichita. Dr. Mila Means and Dr. Greg Linhardt appear to be training to perform abortions. We thought they would be operating out of Dr. Means office at 9916 E. Harry, BUT it appears they are looking for another location for their grizzly business.

So, when grave evil threatens our community, what should we do?
Pray!

We NEED God’s protection and guidance. Without it, our city will be plagued by those preying on women and killing children, once again.

You, and everyone you know, are invited to a Prayer Assembly at Coleman Middle School located at 1544 N. Governeour(half way between Woodlawn & Rock Road – north of 13th Street). The Assembly begins at 7:00pm on Friday, February 4th. Please come and join us in praying for protection for our city, for women and for children who may be threatened with death or devastation from the abortion industry.

Please, come and join us, or join us in spirit and in prayer from wherever you are. Pray that this proposed abortion center will not open.
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