President- Rev. Dominique Dick 

It is with much humility and gratitude to CBF, which is our big family, that I have accepted this great challenge to serve as the president, especially in these unique moments: COVID-19, Installation on a digital platform, CBF 50th Anniversary, CCP’s activities, which will be on hold due to financial reasons. But I know one thing, is that when God calls God’s servants, He equips them. I firmly believe that it isn’t man who leads, but it is a united team with a vision, who makes the work advance.I am very proud, and it’s with great humility and fear that I take up this challenge. I am from a French background and I will have to adapt myself in a lot of areas, but I am very fond of the English culture. Confucius said: “Choose a job you love and you'll never have to work a day in your life”.

My vision, is to mobilise member bodies to engender greater interest in the Fellowship. We have diverse riches in our different regions, if only we would come together to win a large number of people for Christ. May this family be strong by its unity, in order that our engagement may be real. We must continue to train others to serve, make the words CBF have its full meaning and impact in each union of churches around the Caribbean.

Some areas of great concern : -

1. To bring people together, to focus on the vision. COVID-19 has changed a lot of things. Today we must live differently. And that’s where we will need to work to bring the member bodies on the projects.

2. Solutions must be found on a long-term basis to boost the viability of the Caribbean Christian Publication (CCP).We need to put up strategies to bring the men together.

3. Look for ways and means to increase CBF financial situation.

4. We must wake up the different leaders around the regions. Keep meetings every three months in order to support them; and request a report.

I simply believe that God asks of us that we start and He will provide manna every morning. I don’t want to speak of the mountain, but to the mountain. I am convinced that leadership doesn’t depend on one person, but on a united team, with a vision.

Rev. Dominique Dick

President (CBF)