PTL! Another Human Life Saved! Ongoing Prayers Needed

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

At about 10:10 am, when C.S., and her son, were on-site at the gate of the Tiller Abortion Facility, a young black lady in her 20's came walking across Bleckley Street toward Tiller's gate, intending to go into his facility.

C.S. approached her before she got to Tiller's gate, and encouraged her to talk. She is six weeks pregnant, and she told C.S. that her boyfriend, (who was not with her) wants her to have an abortion… because he does not want a baby.

C.S. was able to re-direct her to the ProLife Choices Medical Clinic, next door to Tiller's for a free sonogram, and she kept her from going into Tillers. C.S. walked with her to Choices' door, and introduced her to the receptionist at Choices Medical Clinic. She remained there at Choices beyond the end of C.S.'s shift.

C.S. describes her as a beautiful black lady in her early 20's, well dressed, alone, and in an emotionally distressed mood. C.S. shared this event with J. D., when J.D. replaced C.S. and her son on-site. Then J.D. shared the events with R. M., when he showed up on-site for his shift at about noon.

Then at approximately 12:40 pm, when R.M. was the volunteer on-site, the pregnant young black lady came back to the gate again, and began talking to R.M. According to R.M., she seemed scared and agitated, and she was holding information from Choices Medical clinic in her hand. However, she was very willing to talk to R.M. and to let him know what was going on.

She told R.M. that she wanted to keep the baby, and that it was her boyfriend who did not want the child. She now intends to keep this baby. She also told R.M., that her car was in the shop, that she needed a ride to the SRS office, to apply for benefits, as the counselor at Choices Medical Clinic advised her to do. Unfortunately, R.M. was the only volunteer on-site at that time, and he explained to her that he could not leave until his replacement showed up at 1:30 pm.

Providentially, at about that time, F. K. showed up on-site unexpectedly, and she offered to help. At the time of this posting, this young would-be abortion client is with F. K. at the SRS Office in Wichita, making arrangements to keep her child.

Prayers of thanksgiving for the chain of events that led to this successful outcome, and on-going prayers for this young lady are requested.

~Via The Kansas Coalition for Life.
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