I Was Wrong
Directed by Wout Heslinga4.4
Norma McCorvey, "Jane Roe" of Roe v. Wade, never could have imagined the outcome of her deception: 4,000 abortions a day since 1973. Norma never had an abortion, but her Supreme Court case brought abortion on demand to America. Darkness and disillusionment plagued her life with baby parts, alcohol, drugs, and suicidal attempts. The power of prayer plus the loving actions of a little girl and others drove Norma from working in an abortion center into the arms of Jesus. Joyce Zounis' choice of abortion, not once but seven times, nearly cost her life. Tormented by disbelief, she lived a nightmare of anger, guilt, and disconnection. She grieves not only for her seven children but also for the heritage of their children. Touched by the truth of God's tender love through a radio show, Joyce now shares her gripping story to reach those who desperately need hope and healing. I Was Wrong captures the changed hearts of two women restored by the redemptive forgiveness of Jesus Christ and brings a deeper understanding of how abortion strikes at the heart and soul of America.
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I Was Wrong was released on June 12, 2007.
I Was Wrong was directed by Wout Heslinga.
I Was Wrong has a runtime of 30m.
The key characters in I Was Wrong are Self (Norma McCorvey), Self (Joyce Zounis).
I Was Wrong is rated Not Rated.
I Was Wrong is a Documentary, Short film.
I Was Wrong has an audience rating of 4.4 out of 10.