Abortion facility closed in Little Rock, Arkansas

Thursday, 22 February, 2024 • •

After more than 20 impactful 40 Days for Life campaigns, the doors of Little Rock Family Planning Services in Arkansas are now closed for good. A testament to the dedication of prayerful efforts, the closure marks a significant milestone for pro-life advocates. As the property goes up for sale, it signals both accomplishment and hope, with eyes on the possibility that Planned Parenthood in Little Rock might follow suit.

Arkansas is one of America's most pro-life states, so there's plenty of reason to be optimistic that Planned Parenthood's days are numbered, but prayer warriors will take nothing for granted.

Abortion is illegal in Arkansas, but they have many girls who are going out of state, to Kansas or Illinois, according to the local leadership team. "Their first stop is Planned Parenthood in Little Rock. That is why our fight is not over.

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