Holy Drudgery

 

A baby was saved on Friday February 5, 2010 at Houdari’s death camp in Flint, Michigan. Peggy is pictured speaking with a woman who changed her mind.

 

Earlier, a young couple came and parked in the parking lot. They looked sheepishly at us and our signs. After several minutes, without a word they left, giving us a friendly wave as they drove off.

 

When someone tells us they are not going through with the abortion, we call it “a save” the young couple is “a turn-a-way.” They did not come back.

 

Some women come to the abortion clinic hell bent on killing their child. Nothing we say or do will change their mind. Others are less than 100% sure. And there are some, who like low lying fruit, are ready to fall into the arms of a sympathetic counselor.

 

Houdari’s legal troubles include a lawsuit filed by a woman who, at the age of 14, was forced into an abortion. He is also being sued for divorce.

 

 

Houdari owns 5 death camps. Feminine Health Care is on the ropes; the building is up for lease.

 

Houdari has an expensive racing car collection stored in this building courtesy of the blood of innocence.

 

Pictured are the faithful ladies, the “frozen chosen,” standing for hours enduring the holy drudgery of a dull, dirty, and dangerous death watch.

 

Although many hours seem fruitless, every baby receives its first, and far too often, this last act of love.

 

 

 

 

 

 

dan & donna holman

Missionaries to the Pre-born, Iowa (a kitchen table-top ministry)

P.O. Box 135

Keokuk, Iowa 52632

(319) 524-5587

(319) 601-9349

truthvan@yahoo.com

 

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