Over 250 Abortion Center Workers Have Quit as People Pray to End Abortion

Long before her movie, Unplanned, became a box office blockbuster, Abby Johnson was the 26th abortion worker to become pro-life and quit her job in response to a 40 Days for Life vigil.

Since then, 242 more abortion workers have followed Abby out of the abortion industry thanks to your prayers!

On Friday, we expect to see NUMEROUS more abortion workers walk away from their jobs.

That’s because Abby is organizing a Day of Exodus to encourage abortion workers to quit!

I recently sat down with Abby for a webinar explaining why we anticipate a DOUBLE-DIGIT number of abortion facility employees hitting the exits in one day…and how YOU can boost that number even higher:

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On this powerful webinar, Abby and I discuss:

• Planned Parenthood’s disastrous response to the first Day of Exodus;
• The shocking number of former abortion workers who battle post-traumatic stress disorder;
• How YOUR presence at your local 40 Days for Life vigil doesn’t just humanize abortion-vulnerable babies; it also humanizes the workers…and helps them find the courage to leave.

Waukegan, Illinois

Sherry tacked an extra half-hour onto her prayer shift in front of Planned Parenthood on a freezing-cold Illinois afternoon.

A woman approached her and shared that an abortion 30 years ago continues to trouble her.

“Tomorrow [would have been] her aborted child’s due date,” Sherry said. “She was actually ‘looking for a sign of acknowledgment from God’ regarding the anniversary. I was her sign.”

The woman went on to have other children but still regrets the loss of her first baby.

“She needed to unload some pain, and I was the person God chose to share that moment with her,” Sherry added.

York, Pennsylvania

Vigil participants in York arrived at Planned Parenthood and found the abortion facility closed “for unforeseen circumstances.”

“Friday is the biggest abortion day in York,” wrote Heidi, the local 40 Days for Life leader. Many babies and moms [were] saved today. Thank you, Jesus.”

Nottingham, England

A buffer zone forced the 40 Days for Life vigil to a location much farther away from the abortion facility.

But what politicians intended for ill, God is using for good.

“We’ve had more interactions with the local community than we had before,” wrote John, the local campaign leader. “We are very visible to buses, cars, and taxis, which might be carrying women to the abortion clinic. We have had some fantastic interactions.”

LifeNews.com Note: Shawn Carney is the campaign director for the 40 Days for Life pro-life prayer campaign against abortion.