I had the privilege of meeting via Zoom last week with Rebecca Hapeman who serves with the CMDA (Christian Medical & Dental Association). They are doing good work to advocate for Heath Professionals to have freedom of conscience with regard to MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying) referrals.
The seminar “What’s Wrong with MAiD?” will be offered by the CMDA on June 13th at 7:00 p.m. @ Divine Mercy Parish (35 Colby Dr, Dartmouth)
The concept of MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying), whether new to you or not, deserves more attention from the faith community. We’ll take a look at this important subject from the Christian perspective, with history, insights and testimonials to help inform why change is needed. Nova Scotia currently has the most restrictive policies in Canada. Already, 8 of 10 provinces have changed policy to accommodate Physician conscience rights. We’ll provide practical, simple ways you and your church can advocate for dignity affirming healthcare in Nova Scotia.
REGISTER HERE to attend in-person or online.
For more information, contact Rebecca Hapeman (rhapeman@cmdacanada.org). |