"How we ‘see’ people affects how we treat people. It’s cause and effect. If you don’t see the beauty and value in another person, it’s easy to treat them like an object. But imagine the effect if we saw every other person as equally amazing, equally important, equally valuable. Imagine how things might change.
In 24 years of ministry we [CAS] have assisted over 16,000 women in distress."What a shame that an anonymous blogger was able to ensure that funding for a crisis pregnancy centre (Pregnancy Options and Support Centre in Sarnia) was revoked.
All because that anonymous person doesn't like crisis pregnancy centres, and has a personal vendetta against them. I feel sorry for her.
I hope she watches this video. She could use a dose of love in her life.
I think we are all better off if we disassociate ourselves from govt funding. Because the way things are going, that source of revenue is going to dry up sooner or later. Best to get used to sourcing our money from independent donors who don't rely on tax receipts.
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