She has made a mistake and feels this is the only way to get her life back. Sue needs to know that her life will not ever be the same, but with careful examination, positive options are available. Nationally, more than one out of every six women has chosen abortion at some point in her life. That is a startling statistic, and as Christian workers, we must create an atmosphere where women come for sanctuary and refuge, not criticism. A woman in a crisis pregnancy feels her life is at risk.
Abortion appears to be an easy choice.
Since 1973, over 38 million babies have been sacrificed on the altar of choice. 1 Ninety-five percent of the 1.3 million abortions recorded each year are for convenience. They feel pregnancy is a threat to their very existence. When dealing with a woman living with an unintended pregnancy, we can encourage her to look at three areas. Emotionally, many women who are not abortion-minded become abortion vulnerable due to ongoing pressures of those in her life.