05/08/2026
What an absolute honour and humbling privilege to be at the Premier’s Prayer Breakfast today. The room was filled with extraordinary people, meaningful conversations, deep faith, and what truly felt like divine appointments.
Grateful to our Premier, to the Mayor of Tumbler Ridge, and to Dr. Peter Chung, our original funder for Ambassadors of Compassion Canada, through the Lift up Vancouver event over 18 years ago-for helping create spaces where humanity, compassion, and hope can intersect in powerful ways.
We are like an orchestra — so many different parts, different giftings, different backgrounds, and different skill sets — yet all playing the same song: the value and dignity of human life.
To hear scripture being read while also recognizing the intersection between spirituality and humanity was deeply moving. We are especially grateful for our own Ambassador of Compassion, Robb Nash, with his own outstanding work through The Robb Nash Project in his own whose authenticity and heart continue to impact so many lives, and for Matt Maher, whose songs have become part of the soundtrack of so many people’s faith journeys.
And now we are sitting in a panel listening to Matt Maher and Robb Nash speak so honestly about the importance of changing our vocabulary around mental health — removing judgment, creating safety, and learning how to truly see people with compassion and humanity. These conversations matter. Lives depend on them.
Although Ambassadors of Compassion is non-religious and non-political, we wholeheartedly embrace the incredible intrinsic value and worth of every human being- “ if you breathe, you belong “. That truth transcends backgrounds, beliefs, and differences — and today was such a beautiful reminder of that.
Our Ambassador of Compassion and life long friend and I are leaving incredibly grateful. Grateful for sisterhood, reconnections, humility, and the reminder that sometimes the most meaningful moments are the ones we never could have orchestrated ourselves. 💜🙏✨
