Motto: “Setting the Captives free”. Vision: We envision a day when all bible-believing Christians, regardless of ethnicity, stand for what we say we believe, and to engage in the political process that represents us. Mission: To advance the Kingdom of God through sociopolitical education and engagement rooted in a Biblical Worldview.​
Values: Our work is based on those biblical principles and values that aim to faithfully fulfill Christ’s mission, as articulated in Luke 4:18 and Acts 26:18. We believe that the gospel message has both political and public policy implications, which include long term ministry​ goals such as “proclaiming freedom for the prisoners, recovery​ of sight for the blind, and releasing of the oppressed.”
Goal: Our aim is to create a “paradigm shift” in the way people, in general, and the African American populace, in particular, view mat- ters of faith, race and public policy. FJI pledges to vigorously chal- lenge “liberal” idealogy with those conservative principles, such as the R.I.S.E Principles, essential to promoting and sustaning stable and prosperous family and society.
