I highly recommend keeping an eye on this new weekly podcast, however, I should point out that this episode isn't the best.I applaud and support this abortion survivor, but she does say "right" way too often. In other words, she's not the easiest speaker to listen to. Some might be annoyed by that.When I recommend something, I want people to trust me. The interview on Week 3 was much better.Wed, 13 Feb 2019Some politicians seem to think the only people impacted by abortion are the doctor and the woman who chooses to get one. The truth of the matter is that far more lives are affected by abortion.In a new episode of The Van Maren Show, podcast host Jonathon Van Maren speaks with Melissa Ohden, a survivor of a saline abortion in 1977 that lasted over five days.Melissa’s moving story begins when her maternal grandmother, a nurse, forced her then-19-year-old biological mom, an unmarried college student, to get a secret abortion.https://feed.pippa.io/public/shows/life-site-news?utm_source=LifeSiteNews.com&utm_campaign=42bb6e27d7-EMAIL_TheVanMarenShowEp4&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_12387f0e3e-42bb6e27d7-404145177
Episode 3: Inside the Abortion Industry with Former Abortion Center Manager Carol EverettDownloadWed, 06 Feb 2019
Carol Everett, now one of the top pro-life activists in the United States, spent 6 years in the abortion industry before coming to Jesus Christ. Having had an abortion just 2 weeks after Roe v. Wade in 1973, because she and her second husband simply didn’t want any more children. Everett got involved in and soon revolutionized the way the abortion industry operates.
Listen this week on The Van Maren Show about how God answered this abortion manager’s prayer for a sign that she was supposed to leave the industry.
Topic: Fighting for Life with Abortion Survivor Melissa Ohden (Read 183 times)