This blog post on JillStanek.com brings up some bad memories. I worked for the Ft. Wayne, IN, Women's Health Organization when it was in its original building in downtown Ft. Wayne across the street from our very busy public library. The same doctor is performing abortions today as when I was working there 26 years ago - George Klopfer. He comes in from Illinois every week. I never met Susan Hill, but my mother, who I worked for, did know her. I haven't heard her name in years. Memories are flooding back. (Continued below) ![]() 827 East Webster St., Ft. Wayne, IN. The former site of the Ft. Wayne Women's Health Organization - the abortion facility I worked at in the mid-1980s. The building I worked in is now owned by a Christian, pro-life ministry. On my next trip to Ft. Wayne I hope to visit that ministry to deal with some of the memories that still haunt me on occasion.
I can't explain the emotion I feel to learn that the company I worked for is closed. It's. . . I dont know. I can't come up with a word that encompasses the grief of my past involvement with abortion, the joy of knowing that NWHO is closed, the heartbreak that abortions are still taking place in Ft. Wayne at another location but by the same local organization I worked for, the hope that this closure must certainly indicate that the abortion centers operated by NWHO must be struggling. . on and on. I look forward to the day when Ft.Wayne Women's Health is also closed. Please pray for Allen County Right to Life as they minister to the Ft. Wayne community and work to bring an end to abortion in Ft. Wayne. Lord in Heaven, please heal my home town. Ruth Yorston Executive Director Greater Columbus Right to Life
Barbara Young
12/16/2011 07:55:05 am
Ruth we are so happy that God rescued you and brought you through redemption into the life saving work you are now doing. God bless you and thank You, Lord for this one who goes the extra mile to save babies now. Comments are closed.
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