Faith
Evangelical Leaders Step Up in a Growing Drug Crisis – Calling Communities to Faith-Based Renewal
Faith Facts
- Nevis Evangelical Association (NEA) met in February on theme ‘The Church and Drugs,’ gaining insights from surveys on local drug prevalence.
- Rev. Ron Daniel, NEA chairman and council member, committed believers to reduce harmful substances island-wide.
- Daniel appointed district superintendent of Wesleyan Holiness Church, vowing reliance on God to expand His kingdom.
Evangelical leaders in Nevis united with the St. Kitts and Nevis Drug Council to confront the scourge of illegal drugs ravaging families and communities.
As the salt of the earth, the church vows to intervene with faith-driven action to protect youth and restore moral order.
Rev. Daniel praised presenters Karimu Byron-Caines and Nadine Carty-Caines for their relatable session on drug causes and youth interventions.
“We are the salt of the earth, and so we as a church community have committed to do our part to ensure that we reduce or eliminate the use of harmful drugs in St. Kitts and Nevis.”
“As I take up this new position, I do so conscious of the fact that I cannot do it in my own strength… I crave your prayers and support as we seek to expand the kingdom of God for the glory of God.”
Believers, stand with these faithful warriors through prayer, upholding Biblical values to shield families from addiction and foster God-honoring freedom.