To help the most vulnerable in their hour of need. To give not only material resources but time, counsel, and encouragement.  Seneca donors and volunteers have continually been faithful to that call. How encouraging to be arm and arm with each other meeting this great need! This is what Christian fellowship is all about - to work together towards a great goal

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It was a miracle to witness God’s blessing this past Saturday. Not only were 2 babies saved from abortion, we additionally ministered to 1 mom who was hopeful for choosing life.  We also witnessed an entire family rallying to save their daughter from the brink of despair. This courageous family fought hard through all the abortion clinic's obstacles.  Using the blessing of technology and facetime, the entire family embraced this precious mom and her unborn baby! She had struggled alone with the tremendous changes and overwhelming responsibility. Right in front of us they loved, cried, and encouraged her through all her fears. It was a beautiful time to be part of the battle for LIFE! So is this battle worth it? A million times YES! 

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As I sit down to write these words, my heart is filled with a mix of emotions - sadness, gratitude, and excitement. This past Friday marked the end of my journey as a Case Manager at Seneca, Choices for Life, an organization that has become a second family to me.

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It is essential to acknowledge the challenges that these mothers face. They are not only struggling to come to terms with their new circumstances, but are also scared due to the uncertainty of their future. The added pressure of financial limitations and lack of resources make these mothers feel isolated, stressed, and anxious.

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When we serve, we are witnessing our love for God and our neighbor (Mark 12:30-31). Serving is also a way to show respect for the dignity and worth of every human being. Each person is created in the image of God and deserves to be treated with kindness and compassion. Also in Matthew 25:31-40, Jesus teaches us that when we serve the "least of these," we are serving Him. This includes serving the poor, the hungry, the stranger, and the marginalized.

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