Defend & Protect Faith, Family & Religious Freedoms During Lockdown!

Today (Tuesday 31 March 2020) marks day 5 of the 21 day national lockdown. The latest figures - 1,326 infections and three confirmed deaths - suggests South Africa has managed to contain the spread of the virus a lot more effectively than the US, UK, Europe and other developed nations.
 
The national lockdown has also ground business to a halt. However, Family Policy Institute (FPI) continues its operations. The value-based curriculum team are currently working on the development of the alternative curriculum to CSE - through this crisis. The upside of the lockdown is that everybody has more time to focus on this and other critical initiatives.
 
The health and innocence of children remain a top priority. Abortion and sexual rights radicals are using the coronavirus crisis to advance their wicked agenda.
 
FPI and its allies must remain vigilant and ready to act – even in times of crisis.
 
That’s why we need your prayers, partnership and participation. Please commit to pray for our vital work in SA. Your financial partnership in this ministry is also critical for the defence of the family and the advance of Biblical values in society.
 
Please prayerfully consider making a tax-deductible donation to FPI – especially at this critical time – to help us fight for your values where it matters most. Every donation, no matter the amount is critical and supports the vital pro-family work of FPI in South Africa. 
 
You can donate via EFT directly into FPI’s banking account. Tax-certificates are available on request at anaidoo@familypolicyinstitute.com
 
FPI remains on the frontlines of the battle for faith, family and freedom!  We are fighting for your voice to be heard, your rights to be protected and your values to be respected and upheld in South Africa.
 
We cannot afford to relax. The anti-family groups we battle daily do not take time off. They are well organised and very well-funded. We battle multi-million dollar sexual rights groups like, Planned Parenthood, UNESCO, UNICEF, UNFPA and their local affiliates.

We are preparing to fight this battle at the United Nations. FPI was granted 'Special Consultative Status' at the UN. This provides access to key committees and member-state representatives. We must be ready - once this crisis ends.
 
Despite the coronavirus crisis, the threats against marriage, the family, children’s health and innocence and religious freedoms escalate. We must therefore remain vigilant and continue the fight to stop CSE, the single marriage policy and hate crimes laws.
 
Unfortunately, during times of national crisis like these, NGO’s like FPI suffer significant income decline as donors consolidate their finances.
 
I fully understand the times we are living in. However, I trust God this crisis will pass without too much damage to our economy. We are praying the Lord will use this time to restore marriages and families and promote national unity in South Africa.
 
What the enemy means for evil – God will turn to our good. We must avoid conspiracy theories and earnestly pray God’s will be done during this crisis.
 
Perhaps you have never donated to FPI before. This would be a good opportunity to make a donation of any amount to help us through this crisis.
 
Thank you for your prayers, partnership and participation. We appreciate your valued support. Keep safe. God bless you.
 
Standing
 
Errol Naidoo