Ministries

Personal Discipleship

Our ministry is dedicated to following the example set by Jesus in His ministry, emphasizing individual and intimate discipleship. The close, personal nature of this approach fosters growth and maturity within a mentor-mentee relationship, all while keeping the primary focus on deepening one's relationship with Jesus.

Called Out covers a range of important topics, including:

- Prayer

- Officiant Services

- Discipleship

- Family Ministry

- Evangelism Opportunities

- Fellowship

This approach ensures comprehensive spiritual support and guidance tailored to the diverse needs of individuals and communities. Click an image below to learn more about each area of ministry.

Prayer

Our most requested, and often most needed, ministry is the ministry of prayer. If you or someone you know is in need of prayer, be sure to reach out to us. Click HERE to submit a prayer request online or message us on WhatsApp and we will pray for you there.

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Officiant Services

As a ordained minister, I am trained to perform a variety of officiant services including weddings, baptisms, and funerals. Click the picture for more information or consult with him about any of those services via email at: sbates182@gmail.com

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Discipleship

Becoming a Christian and having a relationship with Jesus is a life-changing and profoundly meaningful decision. But that isn't where the journey ends. We want to help support you as you walk this journey. Click the picture for more information.

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Family

Family Ministry covers a variety of areas in the aspect of family. We can discuss looking for a mate, pre-marriage counseling, as well as marriage. Click the image to learn more.

Evangelism

Much like Moses, I am not eloquent of speech, but God has given me a message to share. Click the photo for more information about our evangelism ministry.

Fellowship

Fellowship is a big part of living life together with other Christians. As such, fellowship is a ministry opportunity that we use to build community. We have found that fellowship and intimacy harbors growth.