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When it comes to a diamond rings or a Van Gogh, authenticity is of the utmost importance. It speaks to the quality and precision by which these were created, and a cheap knock-off is a total disappointment in comparison. Likewise, artificial, desiccated forms of charity just won’t cut it. When it comes to charity, the poor need the best we have to offer – authentic charity rooted in real compassion that’s highly relational and personalized.

Join True Charity Initiative on Thursday, August 27th, from 12-1:30 pm in the upstairs Willard Learning Center at Watered Gardens for our second lesson in the series Pillars of True Charity: True Charity is Authentic. We’ll explore the following:

• The difference between charity inspired by compassion versus compulsion
• The results of the ambitious “War on Poverty” government programs spearheaded by Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964
• The principle of subsidiarity and its relevance to effective charity work

Join us to learn the necessity of voluntarily-sourced, compassionate charity that truly inspires the poor to rise up out of poverty for good. Suggested donation for lunch is $5. Seating is limited, so register today!

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