Next week I’ll do something I’ve never done during a 40 Days for Life campaign--share the pro-life message in the Texas state prison system.
It all started years ago when the 40 Days for Life team in Saginaw, Michigan invited inmates at a local prison to join their campaign by praying from behind bars.
The outreach brought hope and healing to the inmates--many of whom have had personal experiences with abortion.
"This year we have expanded to two prisons!" Kristine, the local leader, reported. "Limiting the men to 12 hours isn’t cutting it. We had so many men who wanted to pray, they are now covering THE ENTIRE DAY, for ALL 40 days! What a blessing these men are."
Those incarcerated prayer warriors must have been delighted to find out their prayers helped saved a baby.
After two-and-a-half hours in the abortion facility waiting room, an expectant mother asked for a refund and told vigil participants she had chosen life!