Crusade Operations
Our desire is to work with the local pastors and ministries in an area, to be a blessing and leave a deposit of revival and God’s glory. There are many ways pastors and people will be blessed by serving and being a part of these events.
1. Missions teams
We bring Missions Teams with us where ever we go. Our heart is to see missionaries come from all over the world to serve and impact the nations we hold the crusades in. Being a part of a missions team will impact your life like nothing else.
2. Ushers/catchers
We always need help with the operations of the crusade and it’s a great chance for people to get up close to the manifestations of miracles and power by being an usher or a catcher.
3. Worship teams
We like to work with local worshipers and musicians because we believe every nation has within it their own prophetic call and song for that nation. It’s an awesome opportunity for people to use their gifting in music and singing for the glory of God. People from the Missions Team can also participate.
4. Ministry Teams
We want to empower and equip the next generation of ministers to experience the supernatural and flow in miracles. This is why we are intent on training and equipping the ministry team for these crusades. Pastors can nominate leaders, elders, or up and coming youth to participate in the ministry team. This equipping includes: baptism of the Spirit, deliverance, altar calls, praying for the sick, and the fire of God.
5. Intercession
We work with the Deborah Ministry who help provide intercession and prayer support for all we do. If you have a heart for intercession you can join the team by getting more information from us via email or Facebook. We believe in the power of prayer and always have “air support” when we launch these Crusade ground offenses.
6. Follow Up
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