No Sad Story Ministry, LLC

Rock Hill, SC

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Founder: Valerie L. Lawson Watkins is the CEO of No Sad Story Ministry.
I walked through the rejection and misconceptions of HIV/AIDS
from the Christian community when my mother was diagnosed with the virus.
From that exposure, I feel the mandate to go to the HIV/AIDS community and social events to bring awareness and acceptance to those affected and infected by this epidemic virus through my speaking and sharing my story.
I desire to go into the faith base communities and encourage them to be more Christ like by motivating them to embrace our brothers, sisters and youth that are infected and affected with HIV/AIDS. I travel speaking and introducing my book,"No Sad Story"


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