Purposeful Citizenship: Patriotism, Grace & Purpose in Public Life

United by Patriotism • Guided by Grace • Driven by Purpose

Citizenship is not passive—it is practiced. In 2026, our club will focus on Purposeful Citizenship, exploring the constitutional foundations, institutions, and responsibilities that sustain our Republic.

Through monthly educational programs, we will examine how government functions, why the Founders’ design protects liberty, and how informed, engaged citizens strengthen communities. Each session is designed to encourage learning, respectful dialogue, and meaningful participation in civic life.

2026 Monthly Program Overview

January — Launching Civics & Civil Discourse for the Next 250

An introduction to purposeful citizenship, civic responsibility, and the values that guide public life.

February — Federalism: The Founders’ Blueprint for Ordered Liberty

How the division of power between federal, state, and local government protects freedom and prevents tyranny.

March — The Three Branches of Government, Part I: Legislative & Executive Power

How laws are made, enforced, and balanced through constitutional leadership and accountability.

April — The Three Branches of Government, Part II: Judicial Authority & Constitutional Balance

The role of courts in interpreting the Constitution and safeguarding individual rights.

May — Defenders of Order: Law Enforcement and the Preservation of Liberty

Understanding the constitutional role of law enforcement in maintaining safety and ordered liberty.

June — Voting & Elections: Exercising the Power of Citizenship

Why elections matter, how they function, and the responsibility of informed participation.

July — Patriotism in Practice: Living the American Ideal

Celebrating the Founding through civic action, community engagement, and Get Out the Vote efforts.

August — Educating for Liberty: Schools, Policy, and Civic Responsibility

The role of school boards and education policy in preparing informed citizens.

September — Local Government, Local Impact: Citizenship Close to Home

How local decisions affect daily life—and how citizens can engage effectively.

October — Civil Discourse: Grace in the Public Square

Practicing respectful dialogue in a free and diverse society.

November — Service & Sacrifice: Honoring Our Military and Veterans

Recognizing those who defend liberty and preserve national security.

December — Reflection & Renewal: Carrying Purpose Forward

A year-end reflection on civic learning, service, and renewed commitment.

Join us in 2026 as we grow in knowledge, leadership, and service—

united by patriotism, guided by grace, and driven by purpose.

Meeting Details: 

Location: 

ABBQ

461 Atlantic Blvd

Atlantic Beach, FL 32233

Social time is from 6:00-6:30p. If you would like to order dinner or drinks, please do so during this time and understand that the staff are doing their best with a large influx of orders in a short time. Arriving early and grace will go a long way help reduce stress. 

Social time - and the time to order food and drinks - is 6:00-6:30pm. The meeting will begin promptly at 6:30pm and end promptly at 7:30pm. Feel free to hang around for optional networking following the program until 8pm. 

There is no cost to attend, however, registration is requested to insure we have enough space. Registration is for Members and their guests.