(CNSNews.com) – More than 6,000 people took part in a webcast
on Monday to launch a program to help people who want to leave their
jobs in the abortion industry.
The program is a new, nonprofit ministry, “And Then There Were None,”
and is the brainchild of Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood
clinic director who left her post in 2009 after witnessing a
13-week-old unborn baby die during an ultra-sound guided abortion.
Johnson wrote a book about the challenge of defecting from a powerful
organization like Planned Parenthood, “Unplanned: The Dramatic True
Story of a Former Planned Parenthood Leader’s Journey Across the Life
Line.”
Now she wants to help others who have had a similar change of heart
and fear repercussions from their former employer, like the failed
attempt by Planned Parenthood to take legal action against Johnson.
“If you defect from our organization, if you betray us, if you leave
us then this could be you sitting in a courtroom having to defend
yourself,” Johnson said was the message Planned Parenthood was sending.
“And for a lot of people, that’s very, very scary.”
The mission of “And then There Were None” is described as “No abortion clinic workers, no abortion clinics, no abortions.”
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