We are living in a time where our Christian values are being challenged, undermined and overturned. This is having a significant impact on the current and future generation. The service titled “IDENTITY CRISIS” aims to remind those in attendance what Truth really is. Also, to present a historical account of our society and its influences that has led us to this point. Lastly, we will share how to realign and re-identify with what God wants and has called us to.

Parents: This is a session that all youth should attend.

Looking forward to seeing your youth on December 19th. Encourage your youth and
their friends to attend!

Local education event for the Youth and their parents. The trip will tour the home of a former slave turned millionaire, who became a business man and an architect without any formal education. Artifacts belonging to LB Brown are now on display at the Smithsonian museum.

The New Members Quarterly Reception is for new members that join the ministry during the quarter who have completed their required new member classes and have met with Bishop Aubrey Shines. Key leaders and directors of the various ministries and auxiliaries will meet with these new members for fellowship and to answer any questions as they transition into the G2G culture and begin to serve in the ministry.

Program Description

PRAXIS is a one year certification program. It is not intended to be an academic program although it will be founded upon sound theology and scholarship. PRAXIS is a program about gaining skills to design a church, start a church, and lead a church.

The program consists of twelve required core courses and an additional twelve directed reading study courses. In addition to that each student will be required to organize and execute two outreach ministry efforts.

The training material will be presented in four forms.
➢ First, a once a month classroom experience from 6:30 to 9:30.
➢ Second, one required but non-directed cohort sessions a month.
➢ Third, taking in several YouTube sessions a month.
➢ Fourth, students can get advanced standing toward commendation at graduation for helping in needed departments at the home church. The program does have required reading. However all written and other assignments will be completed together in the cohort groups.

The program is designed to prepare talented people to do meaningful ministry work. And gain up to the minute ministry insights as students of ministry.

Who is the program NOT designed to serve?

PRAXIS is not for those wanting advanced theological or biblical training. Though this is an essential element of ministry preparation PRAXIS assumes this area of development is or will be completed in other settings.

PRAXIS is not for those seeking to prepare for academic studies in theology. It is a tough hands-on program. We like to say that PRAXIS is for thinkers who want to move on to the doing stage of ministry.