Posts Tagged ‘Dr. Tony Evans’
Register Now for Restoring Hope and a chance to meet Dr. Tony Evans!
This Thursday, October 22, is Administer Justice’s virtual fundraiser Restoring Hope with Dr. Tony Evans. The event is free but you must register to receive the link to our broadcast page. Let me share three reasons why I hope you register now for this important event. 1. Your chance to meet Dr. Tony Evans in…
Read MoreHow to Restore Hope through Justice
COVID-19 has increased legal needs by 30%! As temporary aid expires and moratoriums on evictions and foreclosures end, that percentage will only go up. Concerns for health are only aggravated by all the uncertainty. Child abuse and intimate partner abuse are on the rise. Laws are flying off the shelf, but who can understand them? …
Read MoreWhat can I do about the agonizing pain of injustice?
“I can’t breathe”. The cry of George Floyd echoed loudly across the nation this week. Collectively we could not breathe as we watched another black man unjustly lose his life. We must not allow the response of a few to overshadow the actions of many who are demanding change. Breathe Do you yearn to breathe…
Read MoreHow to Rejoice in the Uncertainties of life
Life is full of uncertainties. The truth is none of us know what tomorrow may bring. Two weeks ago our keynote speaker, Dr. Tony Evans experienced the unexpected in the sudden deterioration in the health of his wife, Lois. As a result he was unable to come to Chicago and we began our Open the…
Read MoreTop 5 reasons to join Open the Gates for Justice & Hope
We invite you to join us to Open the Gates for Justice & Hope on Friday, October 4 at Drury Lane in Oakbrook. There are many places you could be on a Friday night. Here are the top 5 reasons we hope you will be with us. #1: Food and Fellowship We know this is…
Read More2 Startling Reports on the Lack of Access to Justice!
Two major reports demonstrate the startling reality of a lack of access to justice. While the trends are disturbing, the opportunity to expand help and hope is greater. Justice and the Poor: A study of the present denial of justice to the poor In July, Harvard released a significant report on the legal system and…
Read More3 Ways the Heart of a Dad Beats for Justice!
Happy father’s day. Originally rooted in honoring St. Joseph, Jesus’s earthly father, in the 1500’s by the Catholic Church, an official recognition did not come in the United States until 1972 when signed into law by Richard Nixon. Why celebrate? I believe at the core of every man beats a heart for justice. A heart…
Read MoreWhy 2018 was a breakthrough year for justice
Happy New Year! Some of us are glad 2018 is coming to a close. Others are sad to see it go. Most wonder where it went as time hastens forward. I want to take a moment to thank you for being part of a breakthrough year for justice. The 2018 breakthrough I am not referring…
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