A house of death is turning into a house of life.

The Delaware clinic where convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell performed abortions has been bought by a Christian organization who plans to turn it into an emergency food and support center for the poor.

Lutheran Community Services of Wilmington, Delaware purchased the building that was formerly Atlantic Women’s Medical Services and will transform it into their new headquarters.  In addition to offices for the group, they will provide much needed support to the surrounding community.

“It’s going to be a place of hope and life,” LCS Executive Director Jean Warren told Fox News.

Karmit Gosnell, currently serving life in prison without parole for killing babies born alive in his clinics, would begin abortion procedures at the Delaware clinic for late-term abortions.  As the late-term procedure was illegal in Delaware, he would then transport the women to his Philadelphia clinic where he would finish killing the babies.

Pro-life groups throughout the state praised the purchase of the clinic and its upcoming transformation.

“I think turning some place that was essentially a killing factory into something that’s life-affirming is wonderful,” Delaware Right To Life President Nicole Collins said.