YOUR WORLD RELIGIOUS NEWS: MINISTER MAY LOSE CAR INSURANCE

Your World Religious News

Day 01

February 2015

Cymmer in Neath Port Talbot, UK

Her protection of car insurance may be cancelled. . .

A 75 year old female minister was recently told by her car insurance agency her policy may be cancelled.  This followed after she reported a part from her insuranced vehicle was stolen and replaced.  However, when photos of the stolen part also showed the message painted on her car she got the distrubing news of a cancellation.   Minister Wena Perry said she was told by her car insurers that the stickers made modifications of her policy.   Perry said that she has been treated unfairly by the insurance company because of her Christian belief.     The stickers on side of her car reads:  "Christ Must Be Saviour" and "Christ For Me" may have prompted someone at the insurance company that hates Christians remarked Minister Perry.   The Age UK Insurance company has given the Minister 10 days to explain why they were not informed of the stickers on the car or she may be dropped from coverage.

News sources said that her insurers claims the message itself wasn't the reason for her being possibly dropped, but that the review of policy indicates certain modifications must be reported before process.  In the meantime the Minister stands that her every opportunity to show a message of Her Saviour would continue.  Meanwhile, an overview by the Age UK Insurance agency is being reviewed to clarify this case and future cases to those who are covered under their policies.

"Every opportunity I have I want to tell people about Jesus.  I reckon there has been a million people who have read the message on my car.--Wema Perry

I RECKON  SHE'S WATCHING

AND SHE IS STILL INSURED.

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