09/04/2025
RESTORING HOPE MINSITRIES
A BIBLICAL COUNSELING AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION MINISTRY FOR WISCONSIN
A PRESENTATION FOR CHURCHES, MINISTRIES, AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
IN WISCONSIN
DOCUMENT & PRESENTATION CREATED BY FOUNDER & LEAD COUNSELING PASTOR
DR. JEFFREY GROSS
APPROVED BY: RHM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
08/09/2025
LEADERS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• President/Chairperson: Jeffrey Gross, ThD, PhD.
• Board Vice-President: Signe Fronek, MS
• Treasurer: Tina Bryson, MBA
• Secretary: Jack Bergeson
• General Members
o Melvin Zimmerman
BIBLICAL COUNSELING & BIBLICAL THEOLOGY MINISTRY
• Lead Counseling Pastor & Dean of Graduate Theological Studies
o Jeffrey Gross, Th.D., PhD
• Biblical Counselor-In Training & Director of Undergraduate Theological Studies
o Jacob Jaeger, BT, AA
• Biblical Counselor-In-Training & Director of Lay Biblical Counseling Studies
o Dominic Synder
ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD (SEPARATE FROM BOARD OF DIRECTORS)
• THREE MEMBERS: UNPUBLISHED TO PUBLIC (INTERNAL USE ONLY)
BIBLICAL ETHICS BOARD
• FIVE MEMBERS: UNPUBLISHED TO PUBLIC (INTERNAL USE ONLY)
BIBLICAL EDUCATION BOARD
• FIVE MEMBERS: UNPUBLISHED TO PUBLIC (INTERNAL USE ONLY)
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WHO WE ARE:
Restoring Hope Ministries—a Christ-centered ministry committed to biblical counseling and biblical education from the foundational to the doctoral level. Everything we do rests on the conviction that “the God of all comfort… comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction” (2 Corinthians 1:3–4). We take seriously the reality of our own sinful nature, knowing that apart from Christ we can do nothing (John 15:5). This awareness keeps us humble, dependent on His Spirit, and willing to seek guidance from godly mentors and those who have walked faithfully before us. We know that we are prone to mistakes, and so we daily cling to His grace as we serve His people.
Our hearts break for those who are suffering. We know the sting of grief, the weight of sin, the ache of confusion, because we have been there ourselves. We have sat in the care of those who have counseled us faithfully—whether they carried the title “biblical counselor” or not—receiving the healing and guidance of the Lord through His people. This deep, personal experience of God’s comfort shapes every interaction we have in ministry. It is why we meet people where they are, why we listen before we speak, and why we believe good questions rooted in Scripture often open the heart more than quick answers.
Over time, it became clear that the only way to steward this calling rightly was to commit to it full-time, trusting Christ to lead the work. Our founder, Dr. Jeffrey Gross, took the long road of preparation—not only earning bachelor’s degrees in both Theology and Christian Counseling, but also completing multiple biblical counseling certificates, a master’s degree in Christian Counseling, and doctorates in both Christian Counseling and Theology. His path also included specialized training in AODA counseling, an undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay, and advanced studies at WSPP in Milwaukee, where he is completing his final year before internships. This breadth of training reflects his conviction that biblical alignment must walk hand-in-hand with ethical integrity, staying within the scope God gives and the laws of the land require.
Today, Dr. Gross’s primary aim is to build up the church in biblical literacy and to counsel those in need along the way, equipping others who are called to counsel so that they too may fulfill their mission. Whether through the classroom, the counseling room, or the pulpit, our desire is always the same: to help the people of God see Christ in His Word, be strengthened in their faith, and find their place in the life of His church. We are here not to replace the local body, but to serve alongside it— “until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God” (Ephesians 4:13).
WHAT WE BELIEVE:
• We affirm the absolute authority, inerrancy, and sufficiency of Scripture as the only infallible rule for faith and practice (2 Timothy 3:16-17; Psalm 19:7-11)
• We hold that Christ is the center of all Scripture (Luke 24:27) and that God’s redemptive plan unfolds from Genesis to Revelation.
Our core theological commitments:
• Christocentric Hermeneutics – All Scripture points to and is fulfilled in Christ.
• Covenantal Faithfulness – God’s unchanging promises anchor our hope.
• Gospel-Driven Transformation – Change begins with the new birth and continues through Spirit-empowered renewal (Titus 3:5–6).
• Grace and Truth in Counseling – We counsel not from human wisdom, but from the living Word of God (Hebrews 4:12).
• Biblical Community – The local church is God’s ordained context for discipleship, growth, and restoration (Acts 2:42–47).
HOW WE TEACH:
Scripture saturated • Narrative driven • Church integrated
At Restoring Hope Ministries, we teach and counsel as sinners saved by grace, dependent on the Spirit, confident in the sufficiency of God’s Word, and eager to walk alongside Christ’s church in humility. Our aim is not to end conversations with fast answers, but to join people in seeking Him—to help them hear, trust, and obey Jesus through the living Scriptures.
“We are not the teacher, He is”
“We are not the counselor, He is”
1) The Pattern of Jesus: Presence • Questions • Truth • Power • Community
John 11 (Lazarus) gives a pastoral roadmap:
• Presence: Jesus draws near to Mary and Martha in their grief. He does not minimize pain; He enters it.
• Questions: “Where have you laid him?” “Do you believe?”—questions that draw out the heart and surface belief and doubt.
• Truth: He reveals Himself— “I am the resurrection and the life”—so that faith rests on Him, not on technique.
• Power: He acts in mercy and authority—calling the dead to life.
• Community: He commands, “Unbind him”—inviting others to participate in restoration. Care is church shaped.
Implication for our classrooms and counseling rooms: we seek to be present, to ask heart revealing questions, to hold forth Christ and His promises, to pray and act in faith, and to integrate restored people into the care of their local church.
2) The Meta Processes of Scripture: Lenses for Care
We train people to read lives through the Bible’s big movements—the “meta processes” that carry the story of redemption. Each lens clarifies both what is true about God and what wise care looks like.
1. Creation (Design & Dignity): God made us in His image for worship, work, and relationship.
Counsel questions: Where does your current struggle bump against God’s design? What does God call “very good” that you can receive with gratitude today?
2. Fall (Disorder & Desire): Sin, suffering, shame, and death fracture everything.
Counsel questions: What false refuge or rival love are you tempted to trust? How has suffering shaped your view of God and self?
3. Covenant (Promise & Presence): God binds Himself to His people with steadfast love.
Counsel questions: What promise of God addresses your fear? How might belonging to God reframe this decision?
4. Exodus / Wilderness (Rescue & Refining): God liberates and then trains hearts to trust Him.
Counsel questions: Where is the Lord inviting you to leave slavery to old patterns? What “wilderness” discipline is forming you now?
5. Kingdom (Authority & Allegiance): Jesus is Lord; His ways re order our priorities.
Counsel questions: In this situation, what would allegiance to King Jesus look like? What lesser kings demand your obedience?
6. Wisdom (Skill for Life): Proverbs/Job/Ecclesiastes teach fear of the Lord, honest lament, and skillful love.
Counsel questions: What would wise love do next? What does lament sound like here?
7. Prophets (Truth & Hope): God exposes idols and anchors hope in His coming salvation.
Counsel questions: What idol is making a promise it cannot keep? Where is God calling for repentance and faith?
8. Incarnation (God with Us): Jesus shares our weakness without sin; He is our sympathetic High Priest.
Counsel questions: How does Christ’s nearness change how you carry this burden today?
9. Cross (Atonement & Mercy): Guilt is forgiven; shame is covered; enemies are reconciled.
Counsel questions: What does the cross say to your deepest accusation? Who needs your forgiveness—or whose forgiveness do you need to seek?
10. Resurrection & Ascension (New Life & Reign): Power to walk in newness; Christ’s rule over our “impossible.”
Counsel questions: What “grave clothes” still need removing? How does Jesus’s reign reframe your anxiety?
11. Pentecost (Spirit & Community): The Spirit indwells; the church bears one another’s burdens.
Counsel questions: Where can the body of Christ practically help you now? What gift of the Spirit could build up others through you?
12. New Creation (Perseverance & Hope): Suffering is not the last word; glory is.
Counsel questions: How does future hope steady you today? What faithful step can you take while you wait?
Practice: In class and counseling, we ask, “Where are we in the Story?” This keeps care God centered, not self invented.
3) “Good Questions” Over Quick Answers
Jesus often shepherded by asking questions that surfaced motives, desires, and faith (e.g., “What are you seeking?” “Do you want to be well?” “Why are you afraid?” “Who do you say that I am?”). In that spirit, we:
• Use open, Scripture tethered questions to draw out the heart and invite personal engagement with God.
• Resist advice dumping; we aim for Spirit led conviction, comfort, and change.
• Train students and counselors to listen well, reflect, and respond with the Bible applied wisely.
Sample prompts we cultivate:
• What promise of God feels hardest to believe right now—and why?
• If Jesus sat with you in this room, what question might He ask you first?
• Where does repentance (turning) start for you this week? Who will walk with you?
4) Our Learning Rhythm: Word → Heart → Life → Community
• Word: Exegesis and biblical theology anchor every topic.
• Heart: We engage affections, motives, and fears with prayer and self examination.
• Life: Case studies, role plays, and guided homework move truth into practice.
• Community: We reconnect learners and counselees to their local church and pastor for ongoing shepherding, accountability, and care.
Practicums require: personal devotion plans, journaling in the Psalms, peer supervised counseling hours, and reflective debriefs that ask, where did the gospel become beautiful here?
5) Church Integrated Care
We partner with pastors and deacons, honoring their oversight and the congregation’s discipleship structures. Our commitments:
• Alignment: Clear statement of faith and counseling philosophy; role clarity with church leadership.
• Pathways: Warm hand offs to small groups, mercy ministries, and mentoring relationships.
• Safety: Ethical policies, mandated reporting where required, and gender wise practices.
Our goal is not to replace the shepherding of the local church but to strengthen it.
6) Methods We Use (in Class & Counseling)
• Text to Life Exegesis: From passage to practice with careful interpretation and wise application.
• Narrative Case Work: Reading lives in light of Joseph’s forgiveness, David’s lament, Ruth’s faithfulness, Elijah’s weariness, the Prodigal’s return, the Emmaus Road, and more.
• Guided Lament & Praise: Learning to pray the Bible in suffering and joy.
• Habit Training: Scripture meditation, Sabbath rhythms, confession and reconciliation, hospitality, and service.
• Pastoral Supervision & Feedback: Seasoned counselors observe, encourage, and correct in love.
7) Our Posture
We proceed with humility, prayer, and dependence—expectant that the Lord uses weak people carrying a strong Word. We teach to see Christ, to love His church, and to practice everyday faithfulness until the day He makes all things new.
WHERE ARE WE LOCATED?
Restoring Hope Ministries is based in Wisconsin, with a heart to meet people where they are—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Our main location is in downtown Green Bay, where we currently rent space at 540 N Broadway. This central location allows us to serve individuals and churches in the surrounding communities, offering both counseling and theological training in a setting that is easily accessible.
In Marinette, we are blessed to use a property on the beautiful bay of Green Bay for counseling. The peaceful waterfront environment often provides a setting that encourages reflection, prayer, and honest conversation about the deep matters of the heart.
In Manitowoc, we offer a unique form of ministry called walk and talk biblical counseling. Before beginning, we inform our clients about both the risks—such as the lack of privacy in public spaces—and the benefits—including the physical movement that can help release tension, as well as the natural setting that can make difficult conversations about faith, doubt, and life more approachable. Many find that walking side-by-side in God’s creation helps open doors to vulnerable and healing dialogue.
We also serve the entire state through secure telehealth biblical counseling, enabling us to reach those who are hurting in distant or rural parts of Wisconsin. While we are not licensed clinical professionals and do not provide clinical services, we operate under personal and ministry insurance that currently covers us for ministry work within Wisconsin. We follow the applicable insurance requirements and ethical guidelines to ensure we serve with integrity and in accordance with the law.
WHAT WE CURRENTLY OFFER
At Restoring Hope Ministries, everything we offer is grounded in the truth of God’s Word and designed to strengthen both individuals and the local church. Our desire is to see believers grow in faith, be restored in hope, and walk in the fullness of Christ’s love.
Faith-Based Groups – Living Free Curriculum
We facilitate Living Free faith-based groups, which help participants break free from life-controlling issues and grow in Christ-centered living. These groups create a safe, supportive space where people can be honest, encouraged, and equipped with biblical truths for daily victory.
Small Christian Groups
We host small groups designed for fellowship, prayer, and spiritual growth. Meeting in homes, churches, or other welcoming spaces, these gatherings encourage open conversation, shared learning, and mutual care within the body of Christ.
One-on-One Biblical Counseling
We provide confidential, one-on-one biblical counseling for individuals facing personal, relational, or spiritual struggles. We walk alongside counselees, helping them see how God’s Word speaks into their unique circumstances with grace and truth.
Marriage and Family Biblical Counseling
Recognizing the central role of the family in God’s design, we offer marriage and family counseling rooted in Scripture. Whether couples are preparing for marriage, working through challenges, or seeking renewed connection, we bring biblical wisdom and practical guidance to strengthen relationships.
Certificate Courses in Biblical Counseling and Education
Through our online partner, Christian Life School of Theology Global (CLSTG), we provide certificate-level courses in biblical counseling and education, with a hybrid option for those who wish to combine online learning with in-person mentoring. These courses equip believers with both theological depth and practical ministry skills.
Pastoral Supervision
We offer pastoral supervision for those serving in ministry, giving pastors and ministry leaders a space to reflect, receive guidance, and be encouraged in their calling. This support helps leaders maintain both spiritual health and biblical faithfulness in their work.
Theological Education Seminars
We are available to lead theological education seminars for churches and ministries, bringing accessible, biblically rich teaching on topics such as discipleship, biblical counseling, and key theological themes. Our goal is to equip the saints for the work of ministry (Ephesians 4:12) and to help churches deepen in biblical literacy.
FUTURE AIMS FOR HIS MINISTRY
Looking ahead, Restoring Hope Ministries is prayerfully working toward expanding our ministry’s reach and depth in biblical education and training. One of our primary goals is to provide in-person theological education in Wisconsin—up to the doctoral level in theology—so that students can grow not only in knowledge but in Christlike character and ministry skill. These programs will be theologically accredited through the American Association of Theological Institutions (AAATI), ensuring both academic excellence and faithfulness to the Scriptures.
By God’s grace, we have already developed nearly 300 college-level courses, spanning both undergraduate and graduate levels, in the areas of biblical theology, counseling, pastoral ministry, and Christian living. This library will serve as the backbone for our in-person program, allowing us to offer a rich and diverse curriculum that equips believers for ministry in the local church, the mission field, and the marketplace.
Our vision is to see churches across Wisconsin and beyond strengthened through theologically trained leaders who can faithfully shepherd God’s people, rightly handle the Word of truth (2 Timothy 2:15), and counsel others with the wisdom and compassion of Christ. We believe that accessible, affordable, and biblically sound theological education is vital for the next generation of pastors, counselors, and Christian leaders.
In all of this, our aim is not merely to grant degrees, but to cultivate servants of Christ who know Him deeply, love His people sacrificially, and live with a mission-minded commitment to the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19–20). We are committed to training leaders who will be a blessing to their churches and communities for decades to come.
Theological Education Pathway
Restoring Hope Ministries is committed to equipping the people of God through a structured, biblically grounded educational pathway. Our aim is to provide accessible, affordable, and theologically faithful training that prepares students for faithful service in the church, counseling ministry, and the wider mission field.
We have already developed nearly 300 college-level courses—spanning undergraduate and graduate levels—in biblical counseling, theology, pastoral care, and Christian living. These serve as the backbone for our current and future programs, which will be theologically accredited through the American Association of Theological Institutions (AAATI).
Our pathway currently includes:
Certificate Level
• Certificate in Biblical Counseling & Education
(Through Christian Life School of Theology Global – hybrid option available)
Undergraduate Degrees (in development)
1. Bachelor of Christian Counseling (B.C.C.)
2. Bachelor of Biblical Psychology (B.B.P.)
3. Bachelor of Theological Wellness (B.T.W.)
Master’s Degrees (in development)
4. Master of Pastoral Care and Counseling (M.P.C.C.)
5. Master of Theological Psychology (M.T.P.)
Doctoral Degrees (in development)
6. Doctor of Theology in Christian Counseling (D.Th.C.C.)
7. Doctor of Pastoral Counseling (D.P.C.)
We are actively working toward expanding these offerings as our faculty and partners grow, ensuring that every course and degree remains biblically sound, academically rigorous, and practically applicable to the needs of the church today.
“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.” — 2 Timothy 2:15
WHAT ARE SERVICES COSTS
At Restoring Hope Ministries, we believe in being transparent about the cost of our services while making every effort to keep them as accessible as possible. Our fees are designed to ensure that we can provide excellent, Christ-centered care and education, while covering the practical expenses that make this ministry possible—such as fair pay for our counselors, facility rent, insurance, and secure, HIPAA-compliant systems to protect confidentiality.
Biblical Counseling
• Starting at $150 per session
Includes one-on-one biblical counseling, marriage and family counseling, or specialized pastoral care sessions.
Biblical & Theological Education
• $99 to $699 per course
Pricing varies based on course level (certificate, undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral) and format (online, hybrid, or in-person).
These costs reflect more than just the time spent in a session or classroom. They help sustain the ministry’s infrastructure so that we can serve churches and individuals across Wisconsin—whether in person, online, or through specialized formats like walk-and-talk counseling.
We are committed to stewarding resources wisely, and we understand that cost can be a barrier for some. As the Lord provides, we seek to offer scholarships or sliding scale options to those in genuine need, trusting Him to meet both the needs of the ministry and those we serve (Philippians 4:19).
Restoring Hope Ministries Service Pricing
Service Starting Cost Notes
One-on-One Biblical Counseling $150 / session Includes pastoral care; 50–60 minutes per session
Marriage & Family Counseling $150 / session Focus on Scripture-centered marriage & family restoration
Biblical Counseling (Walk & Talk or Telehealth) $150 / session Risk/benefit explained; HIPAA-compliant telehealth available
Certificate-Level Course $99 RHSBC-In person
Undergraduate Course $299 In development; AAATI-accredited (2028)
Graduate Course $499 In development; AAATI-accredited (2028)
Doctoral Course $699 In development; AAATI-accredited (2028)
Church Partnerships & Reduced-Cost Counseling
At Restoring Hope Ministries, we believe that the local church is God’s chosen vessel for advancing His Kingdom. Partnerships between RHM and local congregations enable us to extend Christ-centered counseling to the community—making it both accessible and affordable—while directly strengthening the shepherds and sheep of God’s flock.
Why Church Partnerships Matter to the Kingdom
When a church partners with RHM, it is not merely funding a program; it is investing in the spiritual and emotional health of its people. Galatians 6:2 calls us to “bear one another’s burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ.” Partnerships make this command a tangible reality, ensuring that no member of the congregation carries heavy burdens alone.
Benefits to the Congregation
• Reduced-Cost Counseling: Partnership funds offset session costs, ensuring that financial hardship does not prevent a family, couple, or individual from receiving biblical care.
• On-Site or Local Counseling: Sessions can be offered at the church, increasing accessibility and creating a safe, familiar environment for healing.
• Member Discounts: Special rates for church members encourage early intervention before crises deepen.
• Group Resources: Access to faith-based small group materials and seminars that strengthen biblical literacy and relationships.
Benefits to Pastors & Church Leadership
The statistics are sobering—over 70% of pastors report burnout or depression, and many consider leaving the ministry. We believe pastors are not meant to carry this weight alone.
• Free 30-Minute Leadership Counseling Sessions: Partnering churches receive access for their pastor(s) and leadership team to schedule free 30-minute sessions with RHM counselors as needed, providing timely encouragement, biblical guidance, and a safe place to process challenges.
• Pastoral Supervision & Training: Ongoing development opportunities ensure church leaders are equipped for the emotional and spiritual demands of ministry.
• Crisis Intervention Support: Rapid response when a church is facing internal conflict, grief, or moral failure situations.
The Kingdom Impact
When churches partner with RHM, they create a spiritual safety net for their leaders and congregation. Healthy, encouraged pastors lead healthier, more biblically grounded churches. Healthy churches proclaim Christ more effectively to their communities. Together, we labor so that “we may present everyone mature in Christ” (Colossians 1:28).
MAIN DIFFERENCE AT RHM AND RHSBC
How We Differ from Lay Biblical Counseling
At Restoring Hope Ministries, our counselors are not simply well-meaning believers offering advice—they are trained to see life and ministry through the full lens of Scripture, anchored in a Christ-centered worldview. Their training is not confined to a single denominational doctrine, but is rooted in the whole counsel of God, enabling them to understand the human condition through the biblical narrative. The Bible is, at its core, a book of relationships: between God and humanity, and between people themselves. Every truth we teach and every word we speak flows from this reality.
Our counselors are taught to humble themselves before God and others, to listen biblically, and to be fully present in the pain and struggle of those they serve. This presence is not passive—it is a ministry of shared burden, following the example of Christ who stepped into our suffering. Our reliance on Scripture goes far beyond quoting verses to soothe a momentary hurt. It is about bringing the living and active Word (Hebrews 4:12) into the very heart of the conversation, so that God Himself speaks to the deep places no human wisdom can reach.
Biblical introspection is a hallmark of our training. Counselors learn to first examine “the log in their own eye” (Matthew 7:5) before attempting to address the speck in another’s. This posture guards against pride and keeps the counselor dependent on Christ’s grace. It shapes the way they counsel—not as those who stand above, but as fellow travelers on the road to holiness, equally in need of the Shepherd’s care.
We hold to strong biblical ethics, guided not only by the standards of the church but also by the ethical frameworks recognized in the wider world. This is not compromise—it is integrity, ensuring that our ministry is above reproach (2 Corinthians 8:21). Our counselors are trained to bear the weight of others’ sin, grief, and hardship—not in their own strength, but with hands open to Christ, who alone can carry the full weight and heal the brokenhearted. This calling is sacred. It is heavy. And it is our joy to serve under the One who said, “Come to Me… and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28).
How We Differ from Other Christian Colleges and Seminaries
At Restoring Hope Ministries, we do not see theological education as an end in itself—it is a means of shepherding hearts, forming Christlike character, and equipping servants for the work of ministry. While many Christian colleges and seminaries offer robust academics, our approach begins and ends with the person of Christ, not with an institutional reputation. We measure success not by the number of degrees conferred, but by the faithfulness of those who leave our training to serve God’s people.
Our programs are built on the integration of theology and soul care. Every course is designed to equip students to understand the human condition through the grand biblical narrative and to minister that truth in the context of real, often messy, human relationships. The Bible is not treated merely as a subject to master, but as the living Word by which God reveals Himself and transforms lives. We teach our students to apply the Scriptures the way Christ did—with compassion, truth, and an awareness of the heart’s deepest needs.
Unlike many institutions, we intentionally cultivate biblical humility and self-examination as essential components of ministry preparation. Our students learn to examine the “log in their own eye” before engaging the “speck” in another’s (Matthew 7:5), recognizing that the counselor, preacher, and teacher are all first sheep before they are shepherds. This humility shapes the way our graduates lead—in their churches, in counseling rooms, and in the community.
We also hold to strong biblical ethics, walking in integrity before both the church and the watching world (2 Corinthians 8:21). Our training emphasizes not only theological alignment but also compliance with recognized ethical and professional standards, ensuring that our graduates serve with credibility and accountability. This combination of theological depth, pastoral sensitivity, ethical integrity, and Christ-centered humility sets us apart from traditional academic institutions. We are not building scholars detached from the flock, but shepherds, counselors, and disciple-makers whose lives and ministries reflect the heart of the Chief Shepherd.
How to Contact Us
We welcome the opportunity to connect with you—whether you are seeking counseling, exploring our educational programs, or learning how your church can partner with Restoring Hope Ministries.
Dr. Jeffrey Gross, Founder & Lead Counseling Pastor
Cell Phone: 920-246-5990
Email:
• info@restoringhopeministries.net
• jeff@restoringhopeministries.net
Website: www.restoringhopeministries.net
You can also reach us by completing one of the contact forms available on our website.
We will prayerfully review every inquiry and respond as promptly as possible. Whether your need is for personal care, theological training, or ministry partnership, our desire is to serve you in the love and truth of Jesus Christ.
