The Circle of Love

Drawing out one’s natural talent, while putting in knowledge and history of the organization. The education spoke includes programs and activities that help our members learn about the CDA, the history, projects, charities, and more. Topics can include spiritual learning, safety, and/ or medical issues.

A family provides its members with emotional and spiritual kinship through shared values, beliefs, traditions, common experiences, activities and unconditional love.

CDA members continue to strengthen family relations by interacting with families. Projects can include programs or activities that assist and support the family. Families praying together, working together, and playing together will fully encompass the Circle of Love Program.

Each member of CDA has the opportunity to learn the skills and techniques of leadership and implement their own talents as a future leader.

Our obligation is to become better informed on public issues, addressing the morals and human dimension, while supporting church teaching on human life, human rights, justice and peace. We do not endorse any political party or candidates.

Quality of Life (Social Awareness) - issues of our national program are the heart of our ministering to the needs of all peoples. We are called to reach out with compassion and support, to be helping hands where there is pain, poverty, sorrow and sickness.

We help our members to nourish and develop their relationships with God to create a realization and desire to serve Him by serving His people. Our service, then, becomes the way we witness our faith and share God's love with a hurting world. Because of His guidance and support, we can serve with joy and faithfulness.

It is the mission of the Youth Program to nurture personal and spiritual growth; to promote service to others and to foster an awareness and appreciation of diversity through a variety of suggested activities and experiences.