In 1941, Sir Winston Churchill awarded the Victoria Cross to Sergeant James Allen Ward for climbing out onto the wing of a Wellington Bomber and putting out an engine fire, then climbed back into the aircraft. Ward did this at 13,000 feet with a small rope tied around his waist. When summoned to 10 Downing Street, Ward was struck dumb in awe at being in the presence of the Prime Minister.

Churchill looked at Ward and said, "You must feel humble and awkward in my presence."

 "Yes, sir," managed Ward.

 "Then you can imagine how humble and awkward I feel in yours," said Churchill.

It doesn't matter if you are Donald Trump or Elon Musk and accomplished great and awesome feats in life, at the foot of the cross, we all feel humble and awkward at what Christ did for us on the cross. On the Robertson unit we are in awe at how lives are being transformed. It is only by the grace of God we exist and true Peer-led rehabilitation is taking Robertson unit by storm.

In gratitude, one of our crafty Residents donated these handcrafted wooden wall crosses and other items to be sold to raise money to aid the efforts of Lions Heart Fellowship in supporting Peer-led rehabilitation on the Robertson unit.

These items are great to hang in an office or dining room. Each piece is unique in its design. A perfect way for you to support Peer-led Rehabilitation and provide a one-of-a-kind gift for someone you love. Support Peer-led rehabilitation today!!

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