Who We Are
Equipping the Church is a team of Christians committed to equipping the International Church
to have an impact on their local communities with a message of hope
What We Do
Work with and planting local indigenous Churches helping them to connect to the local community and bring a message of Hope and Life, preaching the Gospel and the word of God.
Provide Pastor and Church Leaders conferences.
We are prepared to come alongside the Local Pastors and Church leaders and encourage them and help to build them up.
Humanitarian Aid Projects. In order to speak into communities, of third world poverty conditions, we feel it begins with feeding the poor, provide sanitary living conditions and clean water to drink.
Provide Global and multicultural connections. Our desire is to help cultivate relationships with Pastors and Leaders from different nations and cultures, creating
this multicultural alliance and taking advantage of giftings that come with it.
How We Do It
Annual Trips
At the beginning of each year, we set a calendar of scheduled two to three week trips into Ukraine, India, or Africa, where we have established networks. These trips would include working with our local affiliate, sponsoring a pastors/leadership conference, distributing humanitarian aid, and providing an open community event for evangelism. There will be opportunities for all involved in the
alliance to participate in these meetings, and the agenda will be determined by the needs of the Church in that particular region.
Zoom Room
During the year there are scheduled zoom meetings for all of us to join together and share current prayer needs, prophetic insight, and corporate prayer time.
Video ministry
In order to stay connected, we are producing videos, with current messages of encouragement and revelation, featuring local leaders and Pastors. These videos will be posted on social media and a specific YouTube channel and offered in different languages and translation.
Local Ministry
We are partnering with the refugees communities in the local area
(Congolese, and Nepali), and offering assistance in any way possible. This ministry has culminated in some combined worship services that have been wonderful.
