Written by: Errol Naidoo
Article source: familypolicyinstitute.com
The attacks against faith, family and freedom are intensifying in SA. We must remain vigilant.
The “Sexual Offences Amendment Bill” that will decriminalise the entire sex-industry in South Africa will be tabled in Parliament in March 2023. So will the “Single Marriage Statute” that seeks to redefine man, woman marriage and equate it with same-sex and transgender unions.
Parliament has also approved the worst version of the “Hate Crimes” Bill that aims to criminalise certain Scriptures and restrict and punish the free expression of Biblical beliefs and convictions.
FPI has much work to do in 2023. We are working hard to amplify the voice of Christian citizens. Your voice becomes more critical as the assaults against marriage, family and children escalate.
28 February 2023 marks Family Policy Institute’s (FPI) 15th financial year-end. We are deeply grateful to God for our loyal friends and partners in this vital ministry – for your prayers and loyal financial partnership this past financial year. Thank you for faithfully standing with us.
Sadly, however, we suffered a budget deficit of approximately R80,000 this financial year. But you can help us overcome our deficit today and begin the new financial year (1 March 2023) in a stronger financial position – so we can continue fighting for your values where it matters most.
Please prayerfully consider making a generous once-off tax-deductible donation to FPI today to enable us to effectively defend the family and advance Biblical values in Parliament, the media and general society. Your contribution is critical for the success of our vital work in South Africa.
You can save on your annual taxes by donating to FPI. Tax-certificates are available on request. Please EFT your generous once-off contribution directly into FPI’s banking account today.
FPI’s current deficit severely undermines our efforts to inform parents and educators about the active agenda to indoctrinate innocent children with abortion and LGBTQ propaganda in the education system. We propose and offer the safe, common-sense alternative, “Smart Choices.”
FPI launched the “Protect Children SA” initiative in October 2022 to keep parents and educators reliably informed about the threat of “Comprehensive Sexuality Education” (CSE). The campaign is gaining traction in South Africa. But we must maintain the momentum for maximum success.
Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga claimed, “CSE is every child’s right to be equipped to make informed choices.” CSE is not a “right.” It is a tool of LGBTQ radicals to sexualise children.
Your support over the next few months will be critical for FPI’s work. We face formidable threats against Biblical Christianity, the sanctity of life, man, woman marriage, the natural family, the safety and dignity of women and children, parental authority and rights and religious freedoms.
Regrettably, FPI’s deficit means we are forced to suspend certain pro-family initiatives precisely when we need to intensify our efforts to expose and combat the attacks against Biblical values.
If you have not yet made a decision to partner with FPI through a monthly donation of any amount – the time is now! Your regular monthly contribution empowers FPI to consistently fight for your values where it matters most and amplify your voice in the corridors of power.
Please make a generous once-off tax-deductible donation to FPI today and help strengthen our position for the battle ahead. Your prayers and partnership are critical for our success.
Thank you for your valued prayers and financial partnership of this vital ministry in South Africa.
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Date published: 28/02/2023
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