If You're Not Prepared To Defend Your Beliefs, You Don't Really Believe It!

Family Policy Institute's (FPI) six month fundraising campaign ends on 30 June 2020. Next week, on 7 July, the ministry will mark 12 years of faithfully defending and protecting faith, family and religious freedoms in South Africa.

Sadly, however, we face our most critical funding challenge in 12 years of ministry, as a result of the sustained Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.
 
FPI’s funding requirements ending 30 June was R450,000. As a result of the lockdown triggered economic distress, we managed to raise R237,000 in the first six months of 2020 – a critical shortfall of R213,000. That’s almost half our operating budget. We were forced to cut salaries and suspend several pro-family initiatives until income hopefully improves in the coming months.
 
Arlene and I take this opportunity to express our deep gratitude and thanks to our friends and partners who continue to sacrificially support this ministry even in tough economic times. Your contributions was the difference between FPI shutting down or continuing the critical battle to defend the natural family and advance Biblical values in Parliament, the media and general society.
 
FPI faces formidable challenges to faith, family and religious freedoms. The attacks on the sanctity of life, the integrity of marriage and the primacy of the family and the sexual indoctrination assaults on innocent children in public schools remains an insidious threat to the health and stability of society.
 
We need your prayers and financial support to give FPI a fighting chance and help us continue our vital work on the frontlines of the critical battle for faith, family and religious freedoms in South Africa.
 
Please prayerfully consider making a generous tax-deductible donation to FPI today to help us fight for your values where it matters most. Your financial gift - of any amount - will enable us to inform, educate and equip the Body of Christ to fulfill its Biblical mandate to be 'salt and light' in society.
 
You can transfer your tax-deductible donation directly into FPI’s banking account today via EFT. Tax-certificates are available on request at anaidoo@familypolicyinstitute.com   
 

Your contributions also keeps FPI’s TV programs on the air. “Salt & Light” on TBN in Africa and “Watchmen on the Wall” on Faith Channel, are Bible-based current affairs television programs that serve a critical role to counter the lies, deception and distortions of truth in the liberal mainstream media.
 
A topical example of the appalling biased reporting in the liberal media is the attacks on Chief Justice Mogoeng for his statements in support of Israel. The ANC, EFF and other anti-Israel radicals have condemned Mogoeng for expressing his Christian beliefs and convictions.
 
In a staggering display of hypocrisy, the ANC condemns Israel for “human rights abuses” while maintaining deep political and economic ties with the tyrannical Communist dictatorships in China and Cuba. These nations are notorious for the oppression of its citizens and the brutal human rights abuses that bring death, destruction and misery on millions of its own people.
 
Incidentally, I interviewed Chief Justice Mogoeng via an online platform on 24 June for a feature article to be published in the July edition of Joy magazine. I will broadcast the full interview on my TV programs during July 2020.
 
I am currently working on several vital pro-family initiatives which include exposing pornography’s role in fueling sexual exploitation and violence against women and children. I will be interviewing experts from the National Centre on Sexual Exploitation in Washington DC this week.
 
However, FPI’s dire financial situation severely constrains our efforts to defend the family and expose the wicked agendas of anti-family radicals. 

Please consider partnering with us in this vital ministry by making a generous donation to FPI today. Your support is critical and ensures your voice is heard.