National Supervisor, Pastor Kaye W. Littlejohn, Chairlady

                                         Second Episcopal Diocese 

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Remember now thy creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not,
nor the years draw nigh when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them…
Ecclesiastes 12:1
 

As youth leaders, we fully understand that in today's society, our youth are facing
issues that are more prevalent, pervasive, and consuming than at any other time
in the existence of man. In the body of Christ at large, and even in our national
organization, we are also aware of the challenges that our younger generations
confront on a daily basis. So, with the passing of our forefathers, aging parents,
and grandparents, it is imperative that we instill in today’s youth the need for a
Christ-centered life.
 

We must understand that in order to be successful, prosperous, healthy, and
whole, Christ must be allowed to have full dominion in our lives. He must be the
chief cornerstone directing our paths, guiding our thoughts, and navigating our
actions.
 

We must take full advantage of new technologies and techniques that will help us
advance the message about Jesus Christ in our surrounding cities and localities
worldwide. Our classes, course presentations, and activities should be thought-
provoking and inspiring, recognizing that one inspired youth can be an inspiration
to countless others.
 

Therefore, let us relish, and not rely solely on the blades of glory of our founding
forefathers. But as leaders of today, let us equip our future generations with the
sound, scriptural doctrine they need in order to embrace this new era of progress,
filled with so much promise, yet so much uncertainty.

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                                 Pennsylvania            Southwestern NC
                                 Maryland-Delaware     Eastern NC
                                 Washington-Virginia   West Eastern NC
                                  Central NC                 Northeast Georgia
                                 South Central NC            California