Membership Benefits

Church Leadership Training
FaithByTheWord Ministries, in its efforts to to share The Gospel throughout the world, has created the Theological Bible Studies Institute. At FaithByTheWord we have been focused on training pastors and spiritual leaders in the rural villages of East Africa and within 6 months we will be moving into India. This ministry has been so well received that we are graduating over 6,000 students from our classes each year.

Church Leadership Training

FaithByTheWord Ministries, in its efforts to to share The Gospel throughout the world, has created the Theological Bible Studies Institute. At FaithByTheWord we have been focused on training pastors and spiritual leaders in the rural villages of East Africa and within 6 months we will be moving into India. This ministry has been so well received that we are graduating over 6,000 students from our classes each year.

Church Leadership Oversight
The fact of overseership can be readily established from the book of Acts in the NT. This book could be called “The Footsteps of the Flock” or “The Pattern for Church Practice.” Our purpose is to see what the Bible teaches about this critically important topic is followed. We must not interpret the Scriptures by our practices but we must critique our practices by the Word!

Church Doctrine Oversight
We do what is best for people because we love them, even if it is unpleasant or misinterpreted or even resented for the moment. Being a doctrine keeper is not for the faint of heart or for the emotionally wounded. Our own weaknesses and failings will unfortunately be highlighted as we work with others in this area. It will become clear that we must allow the Lord to fulfill his keeping ministry in our own lives so that we can be more effective at helping others. Although many people prefer to have others make decisions for them or impose rigid rules upon them, this has nothing to do with spiritual doctrine oversight at all. In fact, we must wean people from their dependency upon human leadership if we are to help them grow to maturity. Dominating others will never produce joy in them. Instead it demoralizes and discourages them because they realize they are neither valued nor respected. Shepherding God’s people God’s way is to lead them into a maturing relationship with God and other Christians. As we help others to know God’s love, understand His Word, trust His promises and obey His commands and voice, they will become more and more joyful. Joy is a byproduct of becoming a faith-filled and mature child of God who can take responsibility and accomplish meaningful tasks in the Kingdom of God.

Church Doctrine Oversight

We do what is best for people because we love them, even if it is unpleasant or misinterpreted or even resented for the moment. Being a doctrine keeper is not for the faint of heart or for the emotionally wounded. Our own weaknesses and failings will unfortunately be highlighted as we work with others in this area. It will become clear that we must allow the Lord to fulfill his keeping ministry in our own lives so that we can be more effective at helping others. Although many people prefer to have others make decisions for them or impose rigid rules upon them, this has nothing to do with spiritual doctrine oversight at all. In fact, we must wean people from their dependency upon human leadership if we are to help them grow to maturity. Dominating others will never produce joy in them. Instead it demoralizes and discourages them because they realize they are neither valued nor respected. Shepherding God’s people God’s way is to lead them into a maturing relationship with God and other Christians. As we help others to know God’s love, understand His Word, trust His promises and obey His commands and voice, they will become more and more joyful. Joy is a byproduct of becoming a faith-filled and mature child of God who can take responsibility and accomplish meaningful tasks in the Kingdom of God.

Church Planning & Construction
A needy international service of FaithByTheWord’s Assembly Of Churches For Christ is to express The Love of God and The Word of God to our brothers and sisters in need of spiritual growth and nourishment, wherever they may be, whether here in the U.S. or in one of the rural remote East African villages. One of the greatest acts of love is to establish a physical church facility where in a village can worship. We will supply construction instructions and oversight, material acquisition at group discounts, and a development plan that begins with a basic structure and progresses to a final product as time and materials permit.

Church Planning & Construction

A needy international service of FaithByTheWord’s Assembly Of Churches For Christ is to express The Love of God and The Word of God to our brothers and sisters in need of spiritual growth and nourishment, wherever they may be, whether here in the U.S. or in one of the rural remote East African villages. One of the greatest acts of love is to establish a physical church facility where in a village can worship. We will supply construction instructions and oversight, material acquisition at group discounts, and a development plan that begins with a basic structure and progresses to a final product as time and materials permit.

Revival Planning
Church Revival is more than having a preacher stand up and preach 4 nights in a row to a sleepy crowd. Revival is one of the most important occasions a church can enjoy. The Assembly Of Churches For Christ has a rich library of planning aids, revival formats, and revival themes from which your church may draw. Historically, during revivals, local churches have faced several administrative issues to effectively manage and care for the influx of people. Effective church revival management is crucial to ensure smooth operations and spiritual growth during these times. Capacity Management in Church Revival “Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back; lengthen your cords, strengthen your stakes.” (Isaiah 54:2 AMP) Churches need to ensure they have enough space to accommodate the increased number of attendees. This often involves organizing additional services, finding larger venues, or setting up overflow areas. Volunteer Coordination During Revivals “Therefore, my beloved brothers and sisters, be steadfast, immovable, always excelling in the work of the Lord, always doing your best and doing more than is needed, being continually aware that your labor in the Lord is not futile nor wasted.” (1 Corinthians 15:58 AMP) With more people attending services, there’s a greater need for volunteers to help with ushering, parking, childcare, security, and other logistics. Effective recruitment, training, and scheduling of volunteers become critical for successful church revival management. Follow-Up and Discipleship After Revivals “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations [help the people to learn of Me, believe in Me, and obey My words], baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” (Matthew 28:19 AMP) Revivals typically see many new conversions, requiring the church to have systems in place for follow-up and discipleship. This includes organizing new believer classes, small groups, and mentorship programs to help integrate new members into the church community. Effective Communication and Publicity “So faith comes from hearing [what is told], and what is heard comes by the [preaching of the] message concerning Christ.” (Romans 10:17 AMP) Managing communication is crucial to inform attendees about service times, locations, and other relevant details. This involves using various channels such as social media, email newsletters, and church websites for effective church revival management. Financial Management During Revivals “Bring all the tithes (the tenth) into the storehouse, so that there may be food in My house, and test Me now in this,” says the Lord of hosts, “if I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you [so great] a blessing until there is no more room to receive it.” (Malachi 3:10 AMP) Increased attendance often leads to higher expenses related to facilities, utilities, and resources. Churches need to manage donations, budget for additional costs, and ensure financial transparency and accountability. Providing Adequate Pastoral Care “Shepherd the flock of God that is among you, exercising oversight, not under compulsion, but willingly, as God would have you; not for shameful gain, but eagerly.” (1 Peter 5:2 AMP) With more people attending, the pastoral staff may be stretched thin. Churches need to provide adequate pastoral care, including counseling and prayer support, which may involve training and deploying lay leaders or additional staff. Ensuring Health and Safety “The prudent sees danger and hides himself, but the simple go on and suffer for it.” (Proverbs 22:3 AMP) Ensuring the health and safety of attendees becomes a priority, especially with large gatherings. This includes adhering to local regulations, having medical personnel on standby, and creating emergency response plans. Addressing Cultural Sensitivity “For just as the body is one and yet has many parts, and all the parts, though many, form [only] one body, so it is with Christ.” (1 Corinthians 12:12 AMP) Revivals often draw diverse groups of people, and churches must be prepared to address different cultural backgrounds, languages, and needs. This might involve offering translation services and being mindful of cultural nuances. Planning for Sustainable Growth “And let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” (Galatians 6:9 AMP) Planning for long-term growth is essential. Churches need strategies to sustain the momentum of the revival and ensure ongoing spiritual growth and community involvement beyond the initial surge. Effective church revival management includes planning for sustainable growth.

Revival Planning

Church Revival is more than having a preacher stand up and preach 4 nights in a row to a sleepy crowd. Revival is one of the most important occasions a church can enjoy. The Assembly Of Churches For Christ has a rich library of planning aids, revival formats, and revival themes from which your church may draw.

Historically, during revivals, local churches have faced several administrative issues to effectively manage and care for the influx of people. Effective church revival management is crucial to ensure smooth operations and spiritual growth during these times.

Capacity Management in Church Revival
“Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back; lengthen your cords, strengthen your stakes.” (Isaiah 54:2 AMP)

Churches need to ensure they have enough space to accommodate the increased number of attendees. This often involves organizing additional services, finding larger venues, or setting up overflow areas.

Volunteer Coordination During Revivals
“Therefore, my beloved brothers and sisters, be steadfast, immovable, always excelling in the work of the Lord, always doing your best and doing more than is needed, being continually aware that your labor in the Lord is not futile nor wasted.” (1 Corinthians 15:58 AMP)

With more people attending services, there’s a greater need for volunteers to help with ushering, parking, childcare, security, and other logistics. Effective recruitment, training, and scheduling of volunteers become critical for successful church revival management.

Follow-Up and Discipleship After Revivals
“Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations [help the people to learn of Me, believe in Me, and obey My words], baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” (Matthew 28:19 AMP)

Revivals typically see many new conversions, requiring the church to have systems in place for follow-up and discipleship. This includes organizing new believer classes, small groups, and mentorship programs to help integrate new members into the church community.

Effective Communication and Publicity
“So faith comes from hearing [what is told], and what is heard comes by the [preaching of the] message concerning Christ.” (Romans 10:17 AMP)

Managing communication is crucial to inform attendees about service times, locations, and other relevant details. This involves using various channels such as social media, email newsletters, and church websites for effective church revival management.

Financial Management During Revivals
“Bring all the tithes (the tenth) into the storehouse, so that there may be food in My house, and test Me now in this,” says the Lord of hosts, “if I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you [so great] a blessing until there is no more room to receive it.” (Malachi 3:10 AMP)

Increased attendance often leads to higher expenses related to facilities, utilities, and resources. Churches need to manage donations, budget for additional costs, and ensure financial transparency and accountability.

Providing Adequate Pastoral Care
“Shepherd the flock of God that is among you, exercising oversight, not under compulsion, but willingly, as God would have you; not for shameful gain, but eagerly.” (1 Peter 5:2 AMP)

With more people attending, the pastoral staff may be stretched thin. Churches need to provide adequate pastoral care, including counseling and prayer support, which may involve training and deploying lay leaders or additional staff.

Ensuring Health and Safety
“The prudent sees danger and hides himself, but the simple go on and suffer for it.” (Proverbs 22:3 AMP)

Ensuring the health and safety of attendees becomes a priority, especially with large gatherings. This includes adhering to local regulations, having medical personnel on standby, and creating emergency response plans.

Addressing Cultural Sensitivity
“For just as the body is one and yet has many parts, and all the parts, though many, form [only] one body, so it is with Christ.” (1 Corinthians 12:12 AMP)

Revivals often draw diverse groups of people, and churches must be prepared to address different cultural backgrounds, languages, and needs. This might involve offering translation services and being mindful of cultural nuances.

Planning for Sustainable Growth
“And let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” (Galatians 6:9 AMP)

Planning for long-term growth is essential. Churches need strategies to sustain the momentum of the revival and ensure ongoing spiritual growth and community involvement beyond the initial surge. Effective church revival management includes planning for sustainable growth.

Catastrophic Recovery
What if… 1. Someone gets ill during a church service or you have a medical emergency 2. Someone tries to rush the platform with bad intentions 3. What if there is an issue in the kids department 4. There is a fire in your building 5. You need to lockdown your building 6. There is a tornado approaching 7. There is an incident and the media wants to interview you While many of these things may not be on your radar…they need to be. The Assembly Of Churches For Christ can supply you with a guide to cover all of these events. Be sure to request your free Emergency Preparedness Handbook now and turn preparedness into action. What’s Inside: Detailed Action Plans: Clear, actionable steps for emergencies including active shooters, medical incidents, and natural disasters. Safety Protocols: Guidance on maintaining safety and compliance with regulatory standards to protect your congregation and facility. Roles and Responsibilities: Defined roles for staff and volunteers ensuring everyone knows what to do when seconds count. Preventative Measures: Strategies to prevent emergencies and reduce risks through regular assessments and maintenance. Why You Need This Information? Enhance Safety: Equip your church leaders with the knowledge to handle emergency situations confidently and effectively. Improve Preparedness: Learn how to conduct thorough risk assessments to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities. Support Your Community: Strengthen your church’s role as a safe haven during crises, enhancing community trust and safety. Get Prepared Today Empower your church with the tools to safeguard your congregation and facilities. Request your free Emergency Preparedness Handbook now and turn preparedness into action.

Catastrophic Recovery

What if…
1. Someone gets ill during a church service or you have a medical emergency
2. Someone tries to rush the platform with bad intentions
3. What if there is an issue in the kids department
4. There is a fire in your building
5. You need to lockdown your building
6. There is a tornado approaching
7. There is an incident and the media wants to interview you

While many of these things may not be on your radar…they need to be. The Assembly Of Churches For Christ can supply you with a guide to cover all of these events. Be sure to request your free Emergency Preparedness Handbook now and turn preparedness into action.

What’s Inside:
Detailed Action Plans: Clear, actionable steps for emergencies including active shooters, medical incidents, and natural disasters.
Safety Protocols: Guidance on maintaining safety and compliance with regulatory standards to protect your congregation and facility.
Roles and Responsibilities: Defined roles for staff and volunteers ensuring everyone knows what to do when seconds count.
Preventative Measures: Strategies to prevent emergencies and reduce risks through regular assessments and maintenance.

Why You Need This Information?
Enhance Safety: Equip your church leaders with the knowledge to handle emergency situations confidently and effectively.
Improve Preparedness: Learn how to conduct thorough risk assessments to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities.
Support Your Community: Strengthen your church’s role as a safe haven during crises, enhancing community trust and safety.

Get Prepared Today Empower your church with the tools to safeguard your congregation and facilities. Request your free Emergency Preparedness Handbook now and turn preparedness into action.

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