Sidewalk Advocates in Pennsylvania have taken their commitment to serving on the sidewalk to the next level. At an abortion facility where they were initially conducting outreach (before it closed, praise be to God!), the Advocates felt like people were “fall(ing) through the cracks” because they didn’t have ultrasound support on the facility’s busiest day. […]
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Maddie, a teacher and Sidewalk Advocate in Indiana, is passionate about teaching her young students about defending life at every stage. During her school’s Sanctity of Life unit, she shares about fetal development, the reality of abortion, and the importance of sidewalk advocacy in her community. Maddie shared: “Teaching has always been a calling and
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Facilities closed:
The permanent closure of an abortion or abortion-referral facility that had a Sidewalk Advocates for Life presence.
Workers who quit:
An abortion worker who was influenced by prayer and sidewalk advocacy to leave the business. We refer all workers to And Then There Were None, a ministry that assists abortion workers in transitioning out of the industry.
Hopeful saves:
A “hopeful save” is recorded when a pregnant woman leaves the abortion/abortion-referral facility still pregnant to “think about it,” armed with life-affirming literature and a referral to the local pregnancy resource center
Babies saved:
A baby is recorded as a “save” when a pregnant woman accepts our offer of help at the local pregnancy resource center (PRC), verbally shares that she has chosen life, or gives us very clear signs that she has chosen life.