Love, Resilience, Victory!

My favorite part of my job …

I get to share in the jubilation of communities when they finally and forever say farewell to abortion.

Before the historic fall of Roe, we received word that the Family Reproductive Health abortion facility in Charlotte had closed. This amazing victory came after years of persistent prayer and compassionate sidewalk advocacy despite a hostile environment. And God wasn’t done! Three workers from the facility left the abortion industry for good, two of whom attended the recent closing celebration!

In the words of our Vice President Nate Robertson, who accompanied me to this beautiful event:

Being in Charlotte, North Carolina has been really remarkable … to see these people and their love for their community … their resilience to not give up in the face of some of the greatest opposition we’ve seen on the sidewalk.

Please enjoy this new video about the miraculous victory in Charlotte:

 

Let’s close them all down!

Our vision is to train and support an amazing team like the one in Charlotte to serve in front of every abortion and abortion-referral facility in America. With a loving presence, we can reach more moms to save more babies, and thus, reduce the profits of abortion facilities coast-to-coast until they are ALL forced to close their doors! We hope you’ll be a part of realizing this vision. Because only together can we transform a post-Roe America into a pro-life America!

By Sidewalk Advocates for Life President & CEO Lauren Muzyka
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To help more on-the-ground teams close more abortion facilities, visit sidewalkadvocates.org/donate today.

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.

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