Articulate the Biblical basis for Christian citizenship

Speak to the crucial moral issues of the day and communicate why Christians must be active citizens, influencing public policy on matters with Biblical perspective.

   

Motivate the congregation to begin taking their civic responsibilities seriously

   

Most Christians will not become involved in any ministry or take action related to cultural change over the objection or ambivalence of their Pastor. Pastoral leadership makes the difference.

   

Educate the congregation on the 'Why' and 'How' of civic involvement

   

Congregations must be informed of their American religious heritage, understand the original intent of the U. S. Constitution, and know how to become involved in the citizenship process.

   

Register to vote All eligible adults in the church

   

If a person is 18 or older and an American citizen this is not an option! The goal is 100% registered, 100% voting.

   

Inform the congregation about important policy and moral issues

   

Help create an awareness of pending legislation at the local, state, and  national levels. Address current moral issues from the pulpit, including  sanctity of life, protection of marriage, family values, protection of religious freedom, and the need to strengthen and enforce pornography laws.

   

Coordinate, as appropriate, with other like-minded churches in the community   

   

Encourage and support other Pastors who are committed to restoring Judeo-Christian values into the culture and civil institutions of our nation

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Activate the Congregation

   

Create or strengthen a Community Impact Ministry in the church to facilitate the above activities in an organized manner and to serve as the church's link to Vision America.  We are aiming to utilize today's technology to inform, educate and activate the congregation, using email, fax and Internet-based education for training and information.

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