While ministering at the OWC abortuary a couple Saturdays ago, we
noticed a car pull into the driveway with what appeared to be a mom, and her
daughter.
When they pulled into the parking
space in the back of the building, they remained in their vehicle for about ten minutes talking.
Slowly, they opened the car doors,
getting out, and beginning to walk up the driveway toward the front door.
The abortion bound daughter, who
appeared to be pretty far along, was very cold and sarcastic, telling all of us
that she was 'okay'.
We let her know that she was not
okay going into a place like this that kills little baby boys and girls; and
that her son or daughter’s life was in peril!
We pleaded with her to not go into
that place of death, but she ignored our pleas of help, and dashed around the corner up
to the front door.
The woman following behind her,
confirmed to us that she was in fact her mother, and that her daughter had made
up her mind, and there was nothing more she could do!
She was much softer than her
daughter, but acting very much like a scared puppy dog following behind.
We encouraged her to go inside and
rescue her grandchild, to please try again!!!
She went inside, with her head down, in absolute fear!
Shortly after this, the mother came out
and we encouraged her to come down and please talk with us, pleading with her
once again to try and get her daughter to come out, and to try to be a rescuer
to her grandbaby.
She began to tell us that she has
been trying all morning, but once again, telling us that her daughter has made up her mind.
We told her that if she has
exhausted every effort to stop her daughter from doing this horrendous crime,
that she must leave or the blood of her grandchild will be on her hands.
At this point she looked like she
was in turmoil, taking out her cell phone, calling someone, and then having a
very serious conversation.
She then walked down to us while
talking on the phone, but telling the man (she had him on loud speaker), what we had told
her, and then put the phone towards us, encouraging us to tell him what we told
her.
To which, we seized the opportunity
and told him everything we had encouraged her to do, and the seriousness of
this situation.
We then asked her if she was a
follower of Jesus, and she said yes, and we immediately told her that as a
Christian she can not take part in this unfruitful deed of darkness, and this shedding of innocent blood....with the
echos of the man on the phone saying, “Yes, yes, this is right!”
We gave scriptures to both of them,
talking for quite some time, and then she thanked us and walked down the
driveway, where Doug (another sidewalk counselor) was standing.
He then began to talk with her, and
had a conversation with the man on the phone as well!
After this other encounter, with each one
of us pleading for the life of her grandchild, and encouraging her to trust
Jesus, and do what is right in the sight of the Lord, she went back to her car..
About ten minutes later, her
daughter came out, walking toward the back.
Again we pleaded with her to leave,
to be the mama who protects her child, and to let no harm come to her innocent
baby, while she walked down the driveway toward the vehicle.
.
Her responses were the same as before,
"I'm okay, I'm okay."
She stood outside the car talking with
her mother for quite awhile, and then she stubbornly and briskly walked away
from the car, heading back up the driveway into this place of death
and destruction and went back inside.
The mother had exhausted every
effort to try to save her grandchild....everything....but this time she had the
courage to leave her, because she did not want the blood of her innocent
grandbaby's blood on her hands, she now understood the severity of this situation!
The fear that she had of her daughter, transferred to the fear of God....and she left that place of death!!!!
Unfortunately, the daughter stayed,
and unless there was a miracle that we aren't aware of, that precious little
baby was dismembered, dying a very painful and barbaric death, and ended up
in the Apopka dump like trash!
We are thankful though, that we had so much time to minister to the mother, and we thank God for the man who she was talking with.
Her faith was shaken, and she
understood what fearing God means, and not fearing man.
She experienced being bold as a
lion, as she tried several times to save her grandchild, but also understood
and learned without a doubt, the severity of taking part in the execution of
her grandchild, and the seriousness of innocent bloodshed.
All of our hearts weep for the
little one that was valiantly fought for, and all the other close to 40 babies
that lost their lives so tragically under the guise of choice this Saturday.
One thing is for sure....there were
people pleading for these babes, being a voice for them, and trying to rescue
them, amidst, vulgar words, fists right up into our faces, threats from
employees that they would call the police, angry fathers, and so much
more....there were people that cared for them, and cried for them......
Can we weep for the children?
