Abby Johnson’s story of redemption and transformation is truly inspiring. Johnson was once the director of a Planned Parenthood clinic, before a shocking event on Sept. 26, 2009, left her fleeing the organization, changing her views on abortion, and becoming one of the nation’s most well-known pro-life speakers. Now, her story will be told in the new feature film, \u201cUnplanned.”<\/span><\/p>\n “I … did it to show off God’s story,” Johnson recently told “The Pure Flix Podcast” of her decision to take her personal journey to the big screen.<\/span><\/p>\n After all, it’s quite the story. After working at Planned Parenthood for eight years, Johnson not only became a famous pro-life activist, but she also formed a ministry called\u00a0And Then There Were None<\/strong><\/span><\/a>\u00a0\u2014 a group that has helped nearly 500 workers leave the\u00a0abortion<\/a><\/strong><\/span>\u00a0industry.<\/span><\/p>\n “As of now, we have helped 487 workers leave the clinics and … those workers have closed 21 abortion facilities, because they’ve worked with state officials,” she explained. “They have worked with health departments to go in and close those facilities because of bad practices, medical negligence, whatever it may be.”<\/span><\/p>\n Johnson told Pure Flix about how she came to work for Planned Parenthood despite being brought up in\u00a0a pro-life household<\/a><\/strong><\/span>. Her introduction to the organization came when she met a representative on her college campus and was immediately drawn to all the hot pink colors on the booth’s signage.<\/span><\/p>\n “I really didn’t know anything about the organization, so I think I was just really naive and really ignorant to what they were truly selling,” she said. “I wasn’t working from a well-thought out position.”<\/span><\/p>\n Johnson said the woman began discussing healthcare and female empowerment and that it sounded reasonable at the time \u2014 like something that most people would want to get behind.<\/span><\/p>\n Despite knowing that Planned Parenthood was “going against” what she was raised to believe, Johnson proceeded to join the organization and worked her way up the ranks over the years to become one of the youngest clinic directors.<\/span><\/p>\n Eventually, though, Johnson said she came to discover more about Planned Parenthood \u2014 and that one particularly traumatic event pushed her over the edge.<\/span><\/p>\n Johnson’s relationship with Planned Parenthood was irreparably harmed on Sept. 26, 2009, when she was asked to assist during an abortion. What she saw\u00a0changed everything<\/a><\/strong><\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n Watch the trailer for “Unplanned”:<\/span><\/p>\n