You can join our virtual worship services and Daily Global Prayer sessions via Zoom. Visit our website to find the schedule and Zoom links for each event, which are accessible worldwide at no cost.
All our spiritual services, outreach programs, and online content are offered free of charge. Donations are welcome but never required to access any ministry or support.
H.O.W. provides mobile assistance including emergency supplies, baby formula, diapers, food, and financial help for rent or utility payments. The program currently operates in Winston-Salem with plans to expand to other cities.
Y.E.P. offers seminars and mentorship in schools and communities focusing on spiritual growth, life skills, and awareness of challenges facing youth. It aims to empower young people to make positive choices and build confidence.
Yes, S.I.P. events are open to all families and individuals. These outdoor gatherings include worship, fellowship, health screenings, entertainment, and community resources in a welcoming park setting.
You can contact our one-on-one support line to request prayer, emotional support, or assistance connecting with healthcare, housing, or social services. This service is available worldwide and is free.
The podcast explores spiritual themes, community issues, and personal challenges from a biblical perspective. Listeners can also call in to ask questions and receive guidance to help them find solutions.
Our virtual ministries and online services are accessible globally. While some outreach programs like H.O.W. currently operate in Winston-Salem, we plan to expand to cities including Chicago, Minnesota-area communities, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C.
We welcome volunteers for various ministries, including outreach events, youth programs, prayer teams, and community services. Visit our website's volunteer section to learn about current opportunities and sign up.
H.O.W. operates on a set calendar showing locations and times for mobile outreach in Winston-Salem. The schedule is posted on our website so community members can find when and where to receive support.
Yes, our online Bible Study sessions encourage participant interaction through guided discussions, Q&A, and practical applications to help deepen scriptural understanding.
We use secure platforms like Zoom with privacy settings enabled and moderate sessions to create a safe, respectful environment for all participants.
The "Book of Stephan" is a poetry compilation sharing Stephan's personal testimony and life journey, reflecting themes of faith and transformation.
Urban Rewear is a community initiative where participants can trade gently used clothing and items, encouraging sustainable sharing and fellowship.
Through programs like S.I.P., families receive access to worship, health services, entertainment, and community resources in a family-friendly atmosphere.
The ministry is led by Senior Pastor Julia Brown, who brings decades of leadership experience in national non-profits, continuing the legacy of founder Bishop Dollie T. Bynum.