The Walls Are Talking: Former Abortion Clinic Workers Tell Their Stories
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (954 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1586177974 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 157 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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He who has been forgiven much, loves much. The wounds that they carry remind us that the abortion debate is not a moral and philosophical discussion, but a heart issue! The walking wounded are everywhere and, as Abby concludes, it is love and respect that heals the heart."-- Vicki Thorn, Founder, Project Rachel"In this riveting, compelling book, Abby Johnson tenderly holds out a loving hand of compassion to those millions of Americans who've participated in an abortion and takes a giant step toward healing our abortion-wounded nation.". It reminds us of why we fight so hard. They have come forward with their stories, not for fame or notoriety, but to shed light on the reality of abortion. This book narrates the harrowing and life-changing experiences of former abortion clinic workers, including those of the author, who once directed abortion services at a large Planned Parenthood clinic in Texas. And we love a lot. We can't let our burden slide off of our shoulders; it is what keeps us on fire. But we are forgiven. We have seen death and evil in a way th
Abby Johnson holds a B.S. In 2009 she left Planned Parenthood and has since been an international pro-life advocate. She told the story of her dramatic conversion in her best-selling book, Unplanned. Today, she is the mother of healthy twin boys and a daughter adopted from Uganda. She lives in Maryland with her husband a
and an academic position when I told the truth about forced abortions in China. Read their stories, and pray that hundreds more abortion clinic workers will follow them out the door, with the last one turning out the lights as she leaves." -- Steven Mosher, President, Population Research Institute"The Walls Are Talking, and they're urging us to listen. I know. The women in this book did the same thing. Years ago, I walked away from a Stanford Ph.D. And despite the stark madness of this gruesome environment, these stories of grace remind us that no one is beyond the reach of Christ." --Ramona Trevino, Author, Redeemed by Grace: A Catholic Woman's Journey to Planned Parenthood and Back"My friend, Abby Johnson, has been teaching us for several years what it means to leave the abortion industry and feel free of the murder, the heartache and the misery that accompany abortion.Abby's latest book, The Walls
Anonymity and repetition make this for pro-life newbies only Marauder The Slash Nymph "The Walls Are Talking" would probably be a fascinating read for someone who's pro-life, but not familiar with the narratives of former clinic workers. For someone who actively keeps up with the movement, however, this book is mostly a repetition of stories you've already read on LifeNews or Live Action News, or heard someone tell on YouTube.Abby Johnson took a long time to write this book, but I'm not sure why. Many of the stories in it are re-tellings of ones she's already written about online before. Though each story is written without naming the author, about half of them are by Johnson, which p. Seapet said Our Deep-Seated Prejudice Towards Children. This book was absolutely riveting. I couldn't put it down and only forced myself to do so because I could not risk staying up all night. I have great admiration for the courage and honesty of the women who shared their stories and who recognize that they, through their silence, did not abide by the women they were tasked to help. There are warnings in the book that the content is graphic, but what struck me more was that it was not graphic, but made my brain feel twisted in a knot of confusion. We have been told repeatedly that abortion serves and liberates women. These stories illustrate that aborti. Abortion workers share their experiences Hard to imagine stories from inside the walls of different abortuaries by staff members who believed they were empowering women. Their various stories of what stirred their hearts and minds to become aware of the evil present around them everyday. The torment they personally experienced as well as the distancing of themselves from their reality in order to keep some sanity is repeated in many of their stories. We are now able to listen to those voices from abortion "clinic" employees who no longer believe abortion empowers women because the truth they witnessed.Just as we should educate ourselves on