Here's Jason Jones.

I saw a young woman walk out after having an abortion, and she walked out, and with her first step, she began to cry.

And I watched her walk probably to catch the bus or the train alone, just crying.

It just breaks your heart.

It just breaks your heart.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, January 22nd.

For the last couple of days, Nancy's been talking with three young people involved in the

pro-life movement.

Earlier this week, Rebecca Porter, Kelly Roy, and Jason Jones shared their own dramatic experiences

with abortion. If you missed those stories, you can hear them at Revive Our Hearts.com.

Today, they talk about their burden to save others from the pain they've experienced.

Here's Nancy. I sat at a banquet last night and listened to

some stories of people who are committed to this movement and they're activists and they're,

I thought this has got to be a really hard calling, a hard battle. Do you ever get discouraged in the

battle? Sometimes, you know, especially when you work, I'm on the board of directors with the

pregnancy center, and when you're counseling a young woman and she doesn't make the choice

for life, it could be a really rough day, you know, or when you're in front of an abortion

clinic and your sidewalk counseling and you see just woman after woman go in, a mom,

walk in with a baby and walk out alone and you look at them and you know what's in store for her.

It's devastating.

I remember once I was taking a group of young people to an abortion clinic that's within sight of the White House.

I don't know why I was thinking it was Sunday or I just wasn't thinking that it was open, so I wasn't prepared. And we walked over there and I was telling them how we're gonna come and we're gonna pray, we were organizing a prayer event. And as we were there, I saw a young woman walk out in sweatpants and shoes without heels. And we know when you sidewalk counsel what that means.

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