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Abortion Referral location – Planned Parenthood Express (PPE) McKinney Texas – Prayer and Witness Schedule

June 8, 2009

McKinney, TX (MetroCatholic) – The following is a message from Mark Feldman. Mark is the coordinator for the prayer vigil schedule at the PPE McKinney site.

The Mobile Sonogram Unit from Prestonwood Pregnancy Center (a pro-life, Christian center) comes to McKinney each Tuesday.  They park at Volvo Rentals (Highway 5 just north of 380 – next door to the McKinney Family Planning clinic) from 10am-1pm, and then near PPE Kohl’s (Eldorado and 75) from 2-5pm – next to the Wendy’s in that parking lot!  
 
If you have the opportunity to talk to anyone and refer them there, it would be a great opportunity for the young mom to see that precious baby growing inside her and make the choice of life!  Please add this mobile unit to your prayer list. 
 
Thanks to Carol Lenhard for the above message:
Carol Lenhard Executive Director
HOPE Resource Center of McKinney
972.837.5580
carol@hrc-mckinney.org
 
On site Schedule for this coming week
 
Monday 06-08-09 PPE is open 9am-5pm
Lisa Ferro – 9-11am
Frank Ferro – 9-11am
Wendy Long – 9-11am
Jo Soderstrom – 9-11am
Tuesday 06-09-09 PPE is open Noon-7pm
Lisa Jones – 1:30-2:30pm
Marybeth Wuenschel - 1:30-2:30pm
Jeana Wresh - 1:30-2:30pm
Pam Criss – 1:30-2:30pm
Angela Wolden - 1:30-2:30pm
Ivonne Odegard - 1:30-2:30pm
Ike Avinger - 4-6pm
Madge Albin - 5-6:30pm
Mark Feldman – 5:30-6:30pm
Tom Nabors – 5:30-7pm
Wednesday 06-10-09 – PPE is open 9am-2pm
Jo Soderstrom – 1-2pm
Wendy Long – 1-2pm
Friday 06-12-09 PPE is not open
Saturday 06-13-09 PPE is open 9am-2pm
Chris Matera – 10am-Noon
Tom Nabors – 10am-Noon
Mark Feldman – Noon-1pm
Michelle Wieland – 1-2pm
Vicki Hawkins – 1-2pm
Prayer Warriors praying off site
Rita Marak – Mondays 9-10am
Tricia Pascual – Mondays 1-2pm
Candy Koharchik – Tuesdays Noon-1pm
Kat Schraeder - Tuesdays 1-2pm
Patty Feldman - Tuesdays 5-6pm
Teresa Martinez – Tuesdays 5:30-6:30pm
Teri Hunt – Fridays – 9-10am
 
PPE is located at 1720 West Eldorado (1 block West of I-75)
PPE is open on the first and third Friday, and on the second and fourth Saturday each month
PPE is closed every Sunday and Thursday

Posted by George Vogt · Filed Under Diocesan News, Pro-Life 

Comments

5 Responses to “Abortion Referral location – Planned Parenthood Express (PPE) McKinney Texas – Prayer and Witness Schedule”

  1. Lisa Fremont on June 8th, 2009 1:39 pm

    If a low-income woman (or, as Jesus called them, the poor) fails to get a flu shot, cervical cancer screening, mammogram, high blood pressure test, colposcopy, HIV test, Pap smear, diabetes test, high cholesterol test, cryotherapy or counseling because y’all bullied and intimidated her in the parking lot and dies as a result of not getting the only care she can afford, are you guys still allowed to call yourselves “pro-life”?

    Do you even know that their education outreach programs teach abstinence?

    And you’ve spelled the street name wrong, genius.

  2. George Vogt on June 9th, 2009 3:17 am

    Hi Lisa,

    Poor can be defined in ways other than one’s financial stability.
    Real pro-life people are concerned with ALL life.
    No one connected with the group in this article “bullies” anyone. (I have been to that location and have witnessed pro-life persons being bullied though.)
    Just because someone or some group offers something good, it does not mean that one should not recognize the other potentially damage or harm they offer.
    You’re right. I mispelled it once out of twice. Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll get that fixed right away.

  3. Chad Simpson on June 10th, 2009 6:56 am

    Lisa, also understand that the abortion business is Planned Parenthood’s “bread and butter” business that allows it to be able to afford to provide all of the services to the poor that you listed in your comment. When you think about it, it’s kind of sick. There are PLENTY of faith-based and public services to provide health care to the poor that do not murder the pre-born to fund their services.

  4. Eric Pinola on June 10th, 2009 4:38 pm

    I just wanted to thank each person that stands in the gap, in front of that abortion mill. You will always be in my prayers and I look forward to standing with you one day soon.

    Peace Be with You!
    Holy Spirit Parish
    Eric.

    Ripping apart children is just wrong.

  5. Pedro Martinez on June 11th, 2009 12:08 pm

    Eric you need to get your facts straight before saying that PPE is an abortion mill. Do your research first. PPE is an awesome clinic in Mckinney to help the comunity with low cost medical services. Some of these services such as low cost birth control is helping with the big problem of unwanted and unplanned babies. The way I see it is PPE is doing their part to help the situation. Standing in front of the clinic brings so much FREE advertising for the clinic. Thanks

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