“We’re there to exercise our First Amendment rights. We weren’t trying to stop abortions,” Peters said. “We were there to peacefully protest because of, what we feel like, is the murder of human lives.”

The ruling was condemned by Esther Ripplinger, executive director of the pro-life group Human Life of Washington, an affiliate of the National Right to Life Committee.

“What we’re seeing is an attack on pro-life, period,” Ripplinger told Catholic News Agency. “It’s an attack on life and it’s unfair. And it’s singled out. These are just trumped-up charges and I hope that they fight it to the fullest extent of the law.”

She added, “These are people who engage and mobilize other people who believe that abortion is wrong, and so they have the right to do that, to assemble together on public property. Absolutely no laws were broken here. This is really just a witch hunt against the organizers and against what they believe, and it’s not fair.”

Peters said that he is not letting this loss stop his church from gathering. Though they originally used to meet at 6 pm, which was when the abortion facility was closing anyway, they will now meet at 7 pm.

“Planned Parenthood sues our little church for peaceful assembly and it costs Christians $850,000 for mostly corrupt lawyer’s fees. The only difference … we have to do 7 pm instead of 6 pm and go across the street. $850k over one hour and across the street. Wow,” he wrote on Facebook.

He added, “That’s a lot of money they stole from the Kingdom over one hour. We are restarting again 14 March at 7pm. See you there Pacific NW. It ain’t over.”

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“We’re there to exercise our First Amendment rights. We weren’t trying to stop abortions,” Peters said. “We were there to peacefully protest because of, what we feel like, is the murder of human lives.”

The ruling was condemned by Esther Ripplinger, executive director of the pro-life group Human Life of Washington, an affiliate of the National Right to Life Committee.

“What we’re seeing is an attack on pro-life, period,” Ripplinger told Catholic News Agency. “It’s an attack on life and it’s unfair. And it’s singled out. These are just trumped-up charges and I hope that they fight it to the fullest extent of the law.”

She added, “These are people who engage and mobilize other people who believe that abortion is wrong, and so they have the right to do that, to assemble together on public property. Absolutely no laws were broken here. This is really just a witch hunt against the organizers and against what they believe, and it’s not fair.”

Peters said that he is not letting this loss stop his church from gathering. Though they originally used to meet at 6 pm, which was when the abortion facility was closing anyway, they will now meet at 7 pm.

“Planned Parenthood sues our little church for peaceful assembly and it costs Christians $850,000 for mostly corrupt lawyer’s fees. The only difference … we have to do 7 pm instead of 6 pm and go across the street. $850k over one hour and across the street. Wow,” he wrote on Facebook.

He added, “That’s a lot of money they stole from the Kingdom over one hour. We are restarting again 14 March at 7pm. See you there Pacific NW. It ain’t over.”

Did you know that as little as $10 a month is enough to reach more than 3,000 people with the truth about abortion that no one else is telling them? Click here to start saving lives 365 days a year.