Just 25 cents a day ($7.00 a month) makes a difference! We are asking for thousands of mission minded people to join us in raising up and sending out apostolic teams into the nations of earth to help fulfill the Great Commission in our generation by becoming EPIC partners. (Matt 28:18-20)

Lydia was the very first person to come to Christ in Macedonia-literally all of Europe- during Apostle Paul's second missionary journey (Acts 16). Lydia was from  Philippi, a business woman and worshiper of God. She heard the gospel, responded and immediately was baptized. Lydia was tender hearted, a conscientious businesswoman, and instrumental in furthering God's purpose of establishing churches throughout the region by partnership with Paul and his apostolic team.

The Philippian church was loved by Apostle Paul very much and occupied a tender place in his heart as he received help from them on more than one occassion. Paul considered the Philippian church partners with him in the gospel and they brought him great joy in their partnership. Paul was blessed by this church immensly as they often cared for his needs, especially when he found himself in prison for preaching the gospel (Phil 4:15).

Apostle Paul was a firebrand! Paul encourages his readers to 'follow me as I follow Christ!' It is our desire to model our mininstry after his apostolic pattern of going and planting. Apostle Paul was a man who gave up his life and abandoned himself to Jesus. In becoming an Apostle Paul partner you are joining your heart to a group of people who also are abandoning themselves wholeheartedly to the cause of Christ.

Nehemiah was a strategic builder who came from Persia to help lead Israel in the rebuilding of Jerusalem as a fortified city in order to ensure the Temple reconstruction would be complete. Nehemiah was not only a good strategist but was also fortified in the art of spiritual warfare and would not be intimidated. God used Nehemiah in a time of crisis to excute a purpose that thrusted God's eternal plan forward. We use the term "Nehemiah" to denote a partner who knows the importance of persevering through times of spiritual warfare and opposition while executing God's eternal purposes.

God placed Joseph in a strategic position of authority in Egypt and gave him much prophetic insight. Through his obedience to the Lord, Joseph saved a nation. We use the name “Joseph” to refer to those called to prosper in the workplace so that they may make provision for the people of God.