Yet ANOTHER clinic -- CLOSED!

In Seattle the first and second 40 Days campaigns took place in front of the Planned Parenthood facility nearest the University of Washington," said Aaron, who led those campaigns in Seattle.

During the second campaign, that center stopped doing surgical abortions. Planned Parenthood then put the facility up for rent -- and now their web site confirms this location is permanently CLOSED!

"God is good," said Aaron, "and He honors prayer!"

The abortion facility in Sacramento, California that was the site of a 40 Days for Life campaign this fall is also struggling right now ...

The clinic manager and two other clinic employees were just laid off by the clinic owner due to "dwindling finances" at the clinic.

"Their client numbers were dropping," said Wynette, the 40 Days for Life leader in Sacramento, "so budget cuts had to be made."

Wynette added, "The clinic manager did tell me that only three employees remain and that they are open for business, but that business is REALLY down."

Members of the 40 Days for Life team have offered to assist the three former workers, knowing it isn't easy to be without a job as Thanksgiving and Christmas are approaching.

Wynette also said, "we continue to pray for conversion of hearts and minds, so that this employment layoff becomes a life-long detachment from the abortion industry."

Those are just two more breaking news stories that show why it is so important for the work of 40 Days for Life to keep growing.

To hear a short, inspiring audio recording of three more of this fall's local 40 Days for Life campaigns sharing the blessings they experienced (including another abortion facility closing) go to: http://40daysforlife.com/blog/?p=1436