CHARLESTOWN – The Nevis Evangelical Association said Thursday it is committed to do its part to reduce or eliminate the use of harmful drugs following a meeting with the St. Kitts and Nevis Drug Council on Wednesday.
Pastor Daniel described the meeting as “amazing and informative,” following discussion with the Drug Council on the topic “The Church and Drugs.”
“Here we were exposed to recent surveys and information as it relates to drug use among our population. We saw first hand the prevalence of this and sought as a church body to see where we can intervene to help our country. 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,” Pastor Ron Daniel posted on social media.
Pastor Daniel expressed special thanks to Nadine Carty and Karimu Byron Caines who were the NEA presenters.
“They presented in a way that was relatable and allowed for interaction. The Nevis Evangelical Association continues to be grateful for the collaboration of all churches as we try our best to bring awareness to critical issues that we as a church must confront,” said Pastor Daniel.