Do Christians Have a Civic Duty? Yes, we do!
Why Christians should play a role in civics and politics
Many people move through their societies somewhat clueless to the roles they are meant to play on a daily, weekly, monthly or even an annual basis to positively affect their society.
What would happen if we owned our own businesses but didn’t know how to select the right employee for the position or never checked in on our employees to see how they were performing? How much should they be paid? What would their job description entail? All these questions – and more – you would ask if you were operating your own business. Read our article below, “Christians’ Civic Duty“
DISCUSSION ON THE RECENT CAYMAN ISLANDS JUDGMENTS 2 APRIL 2022
The public is invited to view the panel discussion on the recent judgments in Day v The Governor of the Cayman Islands and Anglin v The Governor of the Cayman Islands on 2 April 2022 at 7:30am Cayman Time, hosted by Social Solutions on Radio Anguilla in collaboration with the Christian Association for Civics.
Guests to the panel include the Rt Hon Dame Joan Sawyer, DBE PC (Ret) and Mr Paul Diamond LLM. Dame Sawyer was the first female Chief Justice of the Bahamas and the first female President of the Court of Appeal of Bahamas, and Privy Councillor. Mr Diamond is the UK’s leading barrister in religious rights and has appeared before the highest courts in Europe including the Grand Chamber of the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights.
Other participants to the discussions include Pastor Philip Gumbs, co-host and President of the Evangelical Association, Dr Wayne West, Chairman of the regional Christian and family rights group, Caribbean Cause and Kattina Anglin of the Christian Association for Civics.
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