Forgive them...for you

Forgiveness MOVIE

National Forgiveness Day quietly began in 1994.

Initially a single banner proclaimed National Forgiveness Day in downtown Victoria, British Columbia Over time, more and more people began to identify with their personal need to forgive and be forgiven.

As the annual celebration progressed, media attention has increased to regular exposure through all major media (TV, Radio, and Paper).

Today, National Forgiveness Day has been renamed Global Forgiveness Day in order to better reflect our desire to see the message spread beyond national borders.

http://www.globalforgivenessday.org/index.html

Families Speakout for PEACE

We as families of soldiers who have died as a result of war are organizing to be a positive force in our world to bring our countrys sons and daughters home from Iraq, to minimize the human cost of this war, and to prevent other families from the pain we are feeling as the result of our losses. Read More