What is the vision?

To bring the world an encounter with God. We aim to do this by gathering around God's presence and empowering communities to live missionally.

Our mandate is to see the Gospel reach communities around the globe through missional communities that embody God's redemptive love in others' lives.

We are ready to do whatever it takes to bring to Jesus the reward of His suffering and to prepare a generation for His appearing.

How will you get there?

We achieve this by centering our mission around loving God through worship and prayer. We equip people for ministry through biblical teaching and facilitating schools and camps. We offer discipleship through personal mentorship and collectively caring for the needs of others as an integral part of our Christian calling. Lastly, in response to the Great Commission, we organize evangelistic outreaches and international missions trips to bring communities around the world an encounter with the Gospel.

Our Core Values

These core values form the foundation of our culture and serve as a compass for our future. They define who we are, what we stand for, and how we interact with one another in our community.

First commandment in first place: love God
We were created to know God and to love Him. It is possible to know God because He reveals Himself to us. To truly know Him, we must encounter Jesus. Our faith is not just a statement of belief; it is a response to the revelation of Jesus Christ. Our relationship with God is established through communion with His Spirit and the depths of His given Word. He promised the Spirit would teach us all things, and this is exactly what we need. We are more committed to God than to our missionary endeavors. For this reason, adoration, prayer, and rhythms of devotion to God lie at the heart of our community and mission.

All ministry issues from love
The Gospel looks like transformed communities that transform the community around them. We seek to nurture a broken heart and open eyes to reach those in need, whom Christ calls "the least of these," with the love of God (Matt 25:40). If our labors are not born out of love, they are insufficient to bring the world the true help it desperately needs. Before we go to minister, we first ask God to give us His heart for the one in front of us. It is our passion to "love our neighbor as we love ourselves" (Mark 12:31).

Hosting God's presence among us
We are a community devoted to God's presence. It is within this context that discipleship takes place. We aim to cultivate communities that gather around God, centering ourselves around worship and prayer to foster meaningful relationships together as we follow the teachings of Jesus. We circle around Him so that He may live and richly dwell among us (Col. 3:16).

Leading from the heart
God empowers us to carry the heart of fathers and mothers into a spiritually orphaned world. Such leaders are reliant on God and reliable to others. We strive to create a ministry environment that cultivates authentic leaders for this generation, who model servant-leadership and esteem others in honor above themselves (Phil. 2:3).

Generosity
We choose to live generously toward the world by wholeheartedly using the diverse resources God has gifted us to serve others. This is our act of worship. His gifts equip us to express the image of Jesus in various ways to the cultures around us, in the hope that they may believe in His name as the one true Son of God. For this reason, we find joy in surrendering ourselves and our resources for the joy set before us in knowing and participating in God's life (Hebrews 12:2).

Embracing God's mission
There are many times when being a disciple of Jesus means sacrifice, and we count it a joy and honor to participate with Him in the mission of God. In every setting—our homes, workplaces, local cities, country, and the nations—we choose to live missionally in every area of our lives. We refuse to set our hearts on this present age as we prepare the world for Jesus’s second appearing. His glory and upward call beckon us to the joy of fulfilling the Great Commission (Matt. 28:19-10).

Empowered ministry We preach that God's Kingdom has arrived in the person and ministry of Christ. This is the "good news" of the Gospel (Mark 1:15). As Jesus proclaimed repentance and the forgiveness of sins in his own name, he healed the sick, cast out demons, cleansed the leper, and raised the dead (Matt. 4:23-24). We expect the power of God to be made manifest as we declare Jesus as King and Lord risen from the dead. The Gospel only makes sense if it is accompanied by a demonstration of power, since it (the Gospel) is the power of God that proclaims Jesus's actual resurrection from the dead (Rom. 1:16). Our lives must always trust in the provision of God's divine mercy, expectantly believing that he will respond to our prayers with miraculous power. ☦︎

Our ministries

• Prayer Room
• International & Domestic Missions Trips (mobilizing believers to live a life empowered by the Holy Spirit)
• Schools and Conferences (School of Sons and Daughters (discipleship intensive), School of the Heart of Worship, etc.)
• Caring for orphans (orphanage, mentorship, "sponsor a child's education")
• KULTURA (mission through coffee house business)
• Humanitarian aid ("micro-homes", supporting refugees, distributing aid, etc.)

Meet Our Founders

Dennis and Anya Melnichuk are missionaries living in Eastern Europe, burning with a vision of an emerging missions movement that will reach the unreached peoples of the world with the Gospel of Jesus.

They lead the Awakened Generation and have extensively ministered both in the USA and internationally, preaching, training, and organizing mission efforts to fulfill the Great Commission by raising up sons and daughters of God to walk in intimacy with Jesus and in the Holy Spirit’s power.