ATLANTA, March 2, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- On February 28, 2011, the last day of "Black History Month," the National Black Prolife Coalition led a National Day of Mourning in 17 states to decry the loss of over 53 million babies killed (disproportionately over 16 million of which are black babies) by the supremely wrong constitutional decision of legalized abortion, known as Roe v. Wade. Abortion providers, Planned Parenthood in particular, have targeted the African American community for genocide. This atrocity must come to an end!
In Philadelphia, outside the dreary "Gosnell House of Horrors" a group gathered on that cold and rainy Monday morning. As they approached the corner of the building, they whispered to God, asking Him to stop the rain and warm their bodies as they prepared to pray for that one hour. Remarkably, the rain did stop, and the sun came from behind the clouds while the group was reading scripture and praying. The temperature warmed by several degrees, and at certain points during corporate prayer, the rays of the sun shining upon their bowed heads was absolutely warm and brilliant.
What is also amazing is that as the group prayed in the Name of Jesus, people from the community began to join in. Pregnancy care center ministries; a woman preacher who devoted two years to praying in front of the aborturary, saving the lives of an estimated 150 babies; a woman who had been victimized at the death mill; and a man whose wife had been victimized and sterilized at the killing center. The grieving mother and the brokenhearted husband stopped to pray.
The man married his post abortive wife, and when she later told him of her sad past, and her abortion story, he, like Gomer's Hosea, stood by her. Gosnell had sterilized this man's wife, and she was not able to bear his children. He tearfully shared his adoption story and prayed such a powerful prayer, that the crowd was moved to weep before the Lord with him. There was a young girl who came with her father and prayed and she was led to join Students for Life.
There are so many testimonies from all 17 states, that they can't all be shared here. Click here for more links to the story.
In Philadelphia, outside the dreary "Gosnell House of Horrors" a group gathered on that cold and rainy Monday morning. As they approached the corner of the building, they whispered to God, asking Him to stop the rain and warm their bodies as they prepared to pray for that one hour. Remarkably, the rain did stop, and the sun came from behind the clouds while the group was reading scripture and praying. The temperature warmed by several degrees, and at certain points during corporate prayer, the rays of the sun shining upon their bowed heads was absolutely warm and brilliant.
What is also amazing is that as the group prayed in the Name of Jesus, people from the community began to join in. Pregnancy care center ministries; a woman preacher who devoted two years to praying in front of the aborturary, saving the lives of an estimated 150 babies; a woman who had been victimized at the death mill; and a man whose wife had been victimized and sterilized at the killing center. The grieving mother and the brokenhearted husband stopped to pray.
The man married his post abortive wife, and when she later told him of her sad past, and her abortion story, he, like Gomer's Hosea, stood by her. Gosnell had sterilized this man's wife, and she was not able to bear his children. He tearfully shared his adoption story and prayed such a powerful prayer, that the crowd was moved to weep before the Lord with him. There was a young girl who came with her father and prayed and she was led to join Students for Life.
There are so many testimonies from all 17 states, that they can't all be shared here. Click here for more links to the story.
