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Suspended until later in Holy Week due to emergency crisis (see here)!
The New Home of the MARIE O'HARA DONATION DRIVE (previously hosted at someoneskid.keepkidshealthy.com). Emergency meetings of the Missouri Baptist Convention have been requested since September and October 2010 (see the page entitled, Dark Dawn, below). The participation of the administration and governance of Southwest Baptist University and the First Baptist Church of Bolivar, Missouri is also anticipated -- now extended to the Southern Baptist Convention Meeting, June 14-15.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
What is the Compassion Commission?: Is it Time for the Restorative Justice Process ...Yet?
Compassion Commission & Kindred Hearts Ministries: Sundering and Sowing of New Seeds of Life for Southwest Baptist University and the Missouri Baptist Convention
Is it time... yet?
Although this past week, the Spring Break slowed some "visible" progress, much behind-the-scene preparation has now been completed -- especially related to Marie's relocation, medical care, and her enrollment in a new university.
Yes, this Restorative Justice Process can still be initiated by Easter and completed by mid-May or early June -- which will allow her to begin the Summer term at her new university, where she can receive competent and compassionate medical care and will become an integrated and valued member of a richly-caring and vibrant academic community.
By tolerating (even applauding and assisting) the long-term unethical and slanderous (and even criminal) conduct of Southwest Baptist University officials and personnel, Southwest Baptist University and the Missouri Baptist Convention officials have made it impossible for Marie to remain within the Southwest Baptist University "family".
Marie would like to move on -- elsewhere -- to enjoy what life she has left.
To Be Posted Wednesday: "What is The Compassion Commission?"
Also, Wednesday: Update of Progress Report (here) ...
Is it time... yet?
Although this past week, the Spring Break slowed some "visible" progress, much behind-the-scene preparation has now been completed -- especially related to Marie's relocation, medical care, and her enrollment in a new university.
Yes, this Restorative Justice Process can still be initiated by Easter and completed by mid-May or early June -- which will allow her to begin the Summer term at her new university, where she can receive competent and compassionate medical care and will become an integrated and valued member of a richly-caring and vibrant academic community.
By tolerating (even applauding and assisting) the long-term unethical and slanderous (and even criminal) conduct of Southwest Baptist University officials and personnel, Southwest Baptist University and the Missouri Baptist Convention officials have made it impossible for Marie to remain within the Southwest Baptist University "family".
Marie would like to move on -- elsewhere -- to enjoy what life she has left.
To Be Posted Wednesday: "What is The Compassion Commission?"
Also, Wednesday: Update of Progress Report (here) ...