Josh Kredit, General Counsel for CAP
Larry Gleason
On October 5 the Fellowship was pleased to have speaking at their meeting our U.S. Congressman, Trent Franks. Congressman Franks shared his personal testimony of his faith and witness for God as a Christian in the U.S. Congress. He co-chairs the International Religious Freedom Caucus and he, along with another congressman, hold a Bible study with about 75 attendees. Trent feels the United States is a gift of God to the world to spread the news of salvation. He pointed out that 51 out of 56 of those who formed the U.S. Constitution were Christians and that all persons were created equal by God for the pursuit of happiness and their rights.
Trent believes when our country follows our Constitution we flourish and when we don’t, we flounder. He also feels our Constitution could be in jeopardy in regards to the upcoming election, that our Constitution is most important, and that we must protect our country. He stated that our country’s success is important to the world’s future. The Fellowship was very appreciative of Congressman Frank’s interesting and insightful presentation.
At the November 2 Fellowship meeting the speaker will be Josh Kredit, General Counsel and Vice President of Policy for Center for Arizona Policy (CAP). He will provide an overview of CAP and then discuss voting this election cycle. Josh will also cover issues impacting the family and churches both legislatively and at the ballot box. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Tuscany Falls Chianti Room. Coffee and pastries will be available beginning at 7:00 a.m. at the Tuscany Falls Coffee Bar adjacent to the Chianti Room. All men residing in PebbleCreek are invited to attend the meeting.
CAP is a nonprofit research and education organization committed to promoting and defending the foundational values of life, marriage and family and religious freedom. One hundred thirty-six CAP-supported bills have been passed into law since CAP made its first appearance at the State Capitol in 1995. Josh joined CAP in November 2011. As General Counsel and Vice President of Policy, he is responsible for providing legal support for CAP’s mission in the legislative and legal arenas. Josh received both his undergraduate and law degree from Arizona State University. In addition to being admitted to practice law in Arizona, he is admitted in Federal Court for the District of Arizona, as well as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Josh is a native Arizonan and married to his high school sweetheart, Katie. They have been blessed with four children.