Preventing Teenage Pregnancy

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The San Fernando Christian Community Moral Recovery Program Team was invited by the Rotary Club of San Fernando City to conduct a seminar on teenage pregnancy and its prevention.  It was held at the San Agustin Elementary School.  There were approximately 80  young and expectant mothers who attended.  The goal is to disseminate vital information on the repercussions of bearing a child too soon.  For the single moms, Vikki Cayago shared her testimony on how she survived the stigma of being a single mother and how God made all things work together for the good of those who love Him (Romans 8:28)   Tim Warden also shared a Word of encouragement to the women while the Worship Team encouraged the young mothers about the importance of waiting patiently for the right time.  




Vikki Cayago shares how God took her wrong choices and turned things around.
 
Tim Warden shares the advantages of quality marriage, which means God is at the center. 

 The SFCC Worship Team sings "Huwag Na Muna Ngayon"---a song about waiting on the Lord for His perfect time. 

The young, expectant, and some single mothers who attended the seminar 

  Members of the Rotary Club distributing snacks to the young mothers and their children.

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