Memorial at WHCS

About 35 pro-lifers gathered at WHCS at dusk to pray for healing and peace upon Wichita. The late-term abortion clinic was closed by the Tiller family after his death. Pro-aborts had threatened to disrupt the service but were thwarted.

Prayers for Healing

Rev. Pat Mahoney leads prayers for healing after the closure of the nations' most infamous late-term abortion clinic. Above the building, the smokestack to the incinerator where aborted babies were burned can be seen.

Flowers At WHCS

Hundreds of flowers were placed outside the closed late-term abortion clinic. Abortion supporters threatened to disrupt the service, but a rescheduling thwarted their efforts to disrupt prayers for peace.

Peaceful Service

OR President Troy Newman was happy to be able to hold the prayer and memorial service at the closed Tiller abortion clinic without harassment from pro-abortion protesters.

Juxtaposition

A toddler plays in the grass in front of the housing for the industrial incinerator where the bodies of aborted babies were once burned. The smokestack can been seen above the structure.

Emotional Moment

OR President Troy Newman bows in prayer during an emotional moment. The signs identifying the abortion clinic have been removed causing the reality of the changes to hit home. A bittersweet moment.

Bittersweet

The signs are down and the most infamous late-term abortion mill in the nation has closed. Leaders shared a bittersweet moment in front of Tiller's former abortion clinic. We are glad it is closed, but strongly denounce Tiller's murder.

A Time For Healing-A Time for Life

With the closure of Tiller's WHCS, Wichita is now abortion-free. Now that the memorials for both sides are over, we pray that healing and revival will sweep the community, and the nation.

Memorial

Rev. Pat Mahoney of the Christian Defense Coalition leads a memorial at OR's national headquarters, which was once an abortion clinic.