We Serve to Incubate Your StartUp
Let us assist you developing your ministry within our facility. Startup churches require not only a physical space but also a supportive team to navigate the complexities of growing a congregation. We are here to provide that support for you.
Kid's Ministry
Marriage Preparation
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Communication: How to communicate effectively with your partner
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Conflict resolution: How to handle disagreements and solve problems
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Decision making: How to make decisions together
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Financial readiness: How to prepare for the financial aspects of marriage
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Religion and culture: How your religious and cultural beliefs may impact your marriage
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Natural family planning: How to use fertility observation methods to plan your family
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Self-reflection: How to assess your readiness for marriage and your personal characteristics
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Shared goals: How to establish shared goals with your partner
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Support system: How to build a support system for your marriage
College Ministry
A college of ministry, also known as a seminary, is an educational institution that prepares students for ministry roles. Students in these programs take courses in theology, biblical languages, and practical ministry.
Women's Ministry
We need to help women develop their voice and express their faith confidently and clearly. This is especially important since Jesus’ all-important call to “make disciples” was never meant to be limited to one gender, and there are so many important ministry roles we need men and women to rise to. Moreover, we need women to be able to represent a Christian view of womanhood in our communities as well as become good models to the younger women within our churches.
Volunteer Groups
Volunteer groups are organizations that allow people to give their time and skills to help others, the environment, or a community. Some examples of volunteer groups include:
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
Matches children with adult mentors who provide support and guidance
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Habitat for Humanity
A non-profit organization that works with local communities to build affordable homes
Pastoral Support
Pastoral supply refers to a supply minister or clergy who provides temporary support to a congregation during a transition period. Supply ministers may also be called lay supply pastors or certified lay ministers.
What do supply ministers do? Preach, Lead worship services, Visit people in the hospital, Officiate funerals, and Teach.
When are supply ministers needed?
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When a minister leaves or retires
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When a church is vacant
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When a minister is on vacation or study leave
