Abortion Free

In Abortion Free, Newman and Sullenger recount many stories from the front lines in the battle for life and the success they have had in closing these houses of horror. It is possible to shut down these repugnant establishments. They walk you through the steps they took to closing down the clinic of one of the nation's most notorious late-term abortionist, Kansas's own George Tiller. Emergency hospitalizations, negative public opinion, health and professional complaints, and more brought the heat upon Dr. Tiller's practice. But it was the unwavering pressure by the tenacious prolife group Operation Rescue, founded by Newman and Sullenger, that finally sealed the deal.

Newman and Sullenger share their more than fifty years combined experience in shuttering dirty, life-threatening clinics. In this practical manual you will learn how to (1) find out who the abortion doctors are in your community, (2) know if abortionists in your community have a record or are even licensed in your state, (3) get clinic workers to help you acquire evidence, (4) alert the press of criminal activities, (4) expose dirty and sundry clinic conditions, (5) inform the public and the leaders of what is taking place, and (6) help the women in need.   How do you close abortion clinics? Newman and Sullenger tell you how in plain language in Abortion Free. You will learn what you can do to help close your local abortion clinic and make America abortion free.

Cheryl Sullenger

Cheryl Sullenger is the senior policy advisor to Operation Rescue. She has been involved in the prolife movement for thirty years. Her sidewalk counseling ministry has saved over 2,500 lives. Sullenger is an accomplished writer and published editoralist who coauthored Their Blood Cries Out! She and her husband, Randall, have been married for thirty-three years and have two married daughters and six grandchildren.

Troy Newman

Troy Newman has actively worked on behalf of the pre-born for over twenty years. Newman's groundbreaking work has been featured in Rolling Stone magazine, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, and CNN. He and his wife of twenty years, Mellissa, raise their five children on their beautiful ranch in rural Kansas.