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A second pro-life pregnancy center that serves mothers and babies in need was vandalized this week in Michigan, the latest in dozens of attacks on pro-life organizations and churches since May.
Live Action News confirmed the vandalism Tuesday at the Pregnancy Care Center in Redford, Michigan. Earlier in the day, LifeNews reported about another vandalism at the Lennon Pregnancy Center in Dearborn Heights .
The Redford pregnancy center had several windows and glass doors broken, and pro-abortion graffiti was written over the walls, including the words, “This is a fake clinic” and “Jane,” according to the report.
Carol Beeskow, office manager for the Pregnancy Care Center, told Live Action News that police are investigating, and they will be closed for clean-up until next week.“We have a lot of large windows in the front of the building. They smashed glass doors and the metal door in the back with a glass center […]
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