The cause of justice is a challenge to Christian commitment. Christians are needed in every area of life to interpret what justice means, to practice justice and to work for justice.

    Law enforcement officers, from policemen to judges, need to be persons of Christian conviction and practice. The same is true of legislators and government officials. But justice is also an issue in business, in industry, in labor, in the military, in welfare administration, in political parties and in the interpersonal relations of all groups.
    Wherever the Christians invests his life, if he has a concern for justice in the earth, he faces a demand for commitment to protect the weak, to help the poor and to relieve the oppressed.
Sincerely,
Edward Johnson
St. James