| Mission and Principles
MISSION: To educate all interested citizens by teaching with reason, plainness and simplicity America's Principles of Freedoms and Liberty embodied by the Founding Fathers in its ageless and unequaled documents - the Declaration of Independence and Constitution - To promote the teaching of the "Science of Good Government" in all educational institutions - and to be a voice of reason and a pillar of light and stability in a nation that is searching for direction and understanding - but is now filled with fear and uncertainty. GUIDING PRINCIPLES to provide purpose and meaning for this educational organization ... 1 We, as were the Founding Fathers, will be guided by the belief that God, our Creator, played a major role in establishing America's Constitutional Freedoms and Liberties as a beacon and ensign to all people and to all nations of the world - believing "that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among them are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" - and invoke His blessings on our efforts to teach, as did the Federalist Papers, these principles to all we reach out to and touch. 2. America's democratic republic form of government, a government "of the people, by the people and for the people," is always in need of honest, well qualified people, who, when elected, will establish and administer laws in equity and justice based on the Principles embodied in America's two ageless documents of freedom. Our role - to make available those Principles of Freedom to all citizens interested in good government. 3. To encourage the voluntary involvement of more citizens in the cause of good government - at all levels - by helping them become better educated on the role of citizens in government, teaching them the Principles of Good Government needed to govern with equity and justice, the Principles embodied in America's two ageless documents of freedom by the Founding Fathers. 4. We, like our Founding Fathers, believe that the Science of Good Government, as was embodied in America's foundational documents of freedom, must be taught in all of America's educational institutions if this nation's future generations are to preserve their freedoms and liberty. Our role - to work to achieve this goal. © 2003 - Citizen Advocates for Constitutional Principles, Inc. |
Board of Directors: Jay Lybbert, Chairman Donald Conkey David Shipp Rod Fudge George Sweeney Executive Officers: David Shipp, President George Sweeney, Vice-President |