About Us

The lens through which we perceive modern challenges in our ​world holds significant importance. Each of us carries a unique ​set of beliefs regarding society, culture, and the world, shaping ​our reality and our decisions. As followers of the Lord Jesus ​Christ, it is crucial to view the world through His lens. The C View ​Ministry aims to assist believers in assessing their worldview ​and harmonizing it with Kingdom principles.

Founder and director

Zarina Prasadh is trained as a lawyer with 24 years ​experience in the legal and political arenas. She is a firm ​believer in the biblical directive to disciple nations. Zarina is ​a certified mediator with accreditation from CEDR (UK) and ​held the inaugural position of Chairperson at the Dispute ​Settlement Accreditation Council (DiSAC). Additionally, she is ​a qualified arbitrator with the Association of Arbitrators and ​was a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (UK).

The Ministry of the ‘C-View’ originated from her desire to ​witness Christians embracing a biblical perspective on ​the influential matters that affect their lives and their ​environments especially when it comes to resolving ​conflict. She seeks to nurture individuals who will serve as ​exemplary Kingdom representatives in their respective ​spheres of influence, embodying qualities like strong ​character, humility, and integrity.

shaping our view

Our worldview begins by shaping our understanding of ​ourselves and of the people around us. As a ministry, ​The C View offers guidance through one-on-one ​sessions or group courses.

In our one-on-one ​coaching sessions, we ​help believers and non-​believers alike explore ​their specific DNA: what ​has God called you to ​and how are you walking ​in your calling and ​purpose? We provide ​support in times of crisis, ​change and transition ​and help you deepen in ​intimacy with God and ​learn to listen to His ​leaning. Reach out and ​let us help you.

Christ requires of us to ​get along harmoniously ​with each other. In reality, ​when we interact with ​others, we frequently ​encounter conflicts and ​misunderstandings. We ​provide scriptural insight ​on how to resolve conflict ​the biblical way.

We are called to ​transform conflict. Get in ​touch with us and let us ​teach you how.

God’s View #1

God has called each and every one of us to walk worthy of the calling to ​which we have been called. We are called to INFLUENCE.

Having a biblical view of our purpose means that we understand that ​whilst we are children of Heaven, we are called to serve on the earth. We ​carry a dual citizenship, if you like, that requires of us to be ambassadors ​of Christ here on earth. Our starting point is always SELF - how are we ​Governing our Selves? How are we managing our Finances? How are we ​loving our Family and raising our Children? How are we serving in our ​local Church? This is where Identity is shaped.

Simultaneously, we are mandated to influence the WORLD around us - ​the Government of our nation, the Economy of our nation, the Church as ​a whole, the Family as a unit, and always, Ourselves. God has given us ​dominion on the earth. Whilst dominion requires rulership, influence ​requires relationship. To influence means to serve - to serve ourselves ​and to serve others and insodoing to serve God. This is where Calling is ​formed.

Our Identity and Calling are birthed in Christ but shaped through our ​Influence and Service.

God’s View #2

God designed marriage to be a Covenant relationship, between one man ​and one woman. But often our human failings make this Covenant an ​unbearable burden and is inevitable. A marriage Covenant is a sacred, ​solemn, public commitment that establishes a bond of love between one ​man and one woman with certain obligations that are binding for a lifetime. ​But it is a Covenant tha can be broken.

There is such a thing as ‘biblical reasons’ for divorce, because divorce is ​not something that one needs ‘permission’ to do.

Divorce is something that happens as a result of injury to one or both ​spouses. It is an action of the heart where one spouse dismisses the other’s ​thoughts, feelings and opinions, and no longer cares about what’s important ​to them, whether emotionally or financially, not concerned with their ​wellbeing.

This is a posture of separation of the heart which the Bible calls ‘hardness of ​heart’ and necessitates a legal action to be taken in order to legally and ​publicly declare the divorce to be lawfully severed. Restoration of the family ​must always be sought first but isn’t always possible. We seek to assist ​couple’s through these difficult times.

Get in touch with us and let us help mediate your divorce.

God’s View #3

Jesus Christ requires of us to get along harmoniously with each other and to ​love others as we love ourselves. God calls us to handle conflict in a biblical ​manner. Many Christians are willing to put these teachings into practice but ​in reality, when we interact with others, we frequently encounter conflicts and ​misunderstandings. In the Sermon on the Mount, Christ commanded His ​listeners to make peace with an adversary on the way to court and even ​make friends with him or her before reaching the courtroom. He called us to ​transform conflict not just to manage or resolve it.

God calls those who are at variance with each other, to be reconciled, to ​Katallasso as it says in the Greek, because He reconciled us to Him and ​gave us the Ministry of Reconciliation.

The most intractable conflicts stem from patterns in our thinking and ​behaviour. We must be able to identify unhelpful conflict patterns and work ​towards something constructive. As Christians, we are to hold fast to three ​basic convictions that distinguish a truly biblical approach to resolving ​conflict: the centrality of Christ, the role of the Church and the necessity of ​Coaching. All too often Christians simply imitate the world's approach to ​resolving conflict. However, we don‘t heed the biblical standards to resolve ​our issues. Resolving Conflict begins with us. Let us teach you how.