Ministerial Alliance for Christian Women Ministers and Christian Leaders, Inc.

(A subsidiary of Frankie Morton Ministries, Inc.)

 

 

Mission Statement

(“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”)

                                                                   Proverbs 27:17

 

To gather Christian women ministers and Christian leaders, locally and abroad in an effort

to edify, encourage, empower, educate, and enable them to exercise their gifts and talents

towards Kingdom Building and helping those who are less fortunate and

in need.  Our mission also includes mentoring and developing healthy young

boys and girls into healthy young men and women using a wholistic approach

(spiritual, physical, psychological, and social).  Finally, we hope to produce

through this ministry a population of people that will demonstrate Jesus Christ

through their loving, lifestyle, and labor.

 

 

What exactly is an alliance?

- An alliance is defined as:  A merging of efforts or interests by persons, families, states, or

                                              organizations; It is a treaty between nations, or between individuals for

                                              their mutual advantage.

- In the case of this alliance, Christian women ministers and Christian leaders will merge together and

  form a treaty (a formal agreement between one another) in a concerted and conscientious effort to

  achieve the mission of this ministry.

 

Alliance objectives

- Edifying, empowering, encouraging, educating and enabling Christian women ministers and

  Christian leaders to utilize their God given gifts and talents to their best abilities.

- Helping Christian women ministers and Christian leaders assist those in need locally and abroad.

- Networking and partnering Christian women ministers and Christian leaders with ministries,

  businesses, and organizations that help assist those in need.

- Providing education and development for Christian women ministers and leaders through various

  workshops, seminars, symposiums, and conferences for the common good of being properly

  equipped to help those in need as well as to help one another achieve one’s personal goals.

- Mentoring and developing both young men and women to become healthy and productive Christians

  (using the wholistic approach) – Discipleship is essential.

- Creating fundraising opportunities to help financially support this ministry.

 

Who will be connected with this alliance?

- Christian women ministers and Christian women leaders who feel divinely led by God to join.

- Christian men ministers and Christian men leaders who feel divinely led by God to join.

- Various ministries, businesses, and organizations that help provide assistance to those in need.

                     

Why have an alliance of this type?

- In this modern era of the 21st Century where women are being saturated with the out pouring of the

  Holy Spirit (Joel 2:28) to preach/pastor/prophesy or just to simply minister to those who are in need,

  there needs to be a place and a platform where these women can come to gather for the common

  cause of being edified, encouraged, empowered, educated and enabled to utilize their gifts and talents

  with joy for the Glory of God.

- Christian women in ministry and Christian women leaders often need the support of their Christian

  counterparts and colleagues to help them realize and understand that they are not alone in

  experiencing many of the various obstacles and obstructions that oftentimes try to prevent them from

  fulfilling God’s divine destiny for their life.

-We need a platform where we as Christian women ministers and Christian women leaders can call our

  own, and are seriously committed to God’s business of discipleship as well as helping with the

  development of our daughters and sons who may also be struggling with their call to ministry and

  Christian leadership.

 

Where & How will this alliance become established?

- Spiritually

  The alliance initially takes place inwardly in our individual hearts when we hear from God through

  prayer, meditation, and fasting about being a part of such an alliance.  Then, we should make an

  individual spiritual commitment to both God and to one another to regularly gather together to

  accomplish the mission of this ministry that is listed above in our Mission Statement.

- Physically

  Physical presence is ALWAYS necessary to have a very successful and vibrant alliance.  Therefore,

  when physically possible, each partner should make a physical commitment to be in attendance at

  scheduled gatherings.  Also, the venue for the alliance gatherings may oftentimes vary until God

  blesses this ministry with its own building.  During these times, this ministry will always be

  responsible and diligent in providing its partners with advance and appropriate notification of the

  place and time of scheduled gatherings.

- Financially

  In addition to being spiritually and physically committed to the alliance, each partner will be expected

  to also make a financial commitment on a regular basis to this ministry in order for the alliance to be

  valid and operational.  These financial contributions will be essential to accomplishing the mission of

  the ministry and should be given in love and ingenuousness.

 

Examples of potential Networking Ministries, Organizations and Businesses

- Churches                                                                      - The Julian Center

- Hospitals                                                                      - Indiana Women's Prison

- Nursing Homes                                                           - Halfway & Transitional Houses

- Rehabilitation Centers                                                - Marion County Juvenile Center

- Hospice Facilities                                                        - Women's Homeless Shelters

- Homeless Shelters                                                      - Non-for-Profit Organizations

- CAFÉ (Community Alliances of the Far Eastside)     - Various Businesses

 

Biblical examples of healthy alliances involving women

- Ruth and Naomi (Ruth 1:16-18)                                - Deborah and Barak (Judges 4:8-23)

- Hannah and Samuel (1 Samuel 1:26-28)                 - Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Susanna (Luke 8:1-3)

- Jesus, Mary, and Martha (Luke 10:38-42)                - Apostle Paul, Andronicus and Junia (Romans 16:7)

 

Who are encouraged and welcome to become a partner of this ministry?

-  Christian women ministers who are currently called to a vocation such as an evangelist, pastor, prophet, apostle

   bishop, teacher, etc. 

-  Christian women ministers and Christian women who may be struggling and wrestling with a vocation that they are

   having difficulty with both acknowledging and accepting.

-  Christian men and Christian women in both ministry and leadership who desire to become a part of such a

   special and unique ministerial alliance, and who are willing to embrace, energize, and employ their time with others

   with similiar objectives, and explore how we as a people in Christian ministry and Christian leadership can help

   advance the Kingdom of God.

-  Christian men and Christian women leaders who want to be better leaders.

-  Christian men and Christian women who aspire to work with ministers and leaders who they feel that God has called

    to help change the world.

-   Various Christian ministries, churches, businesses, communities, and other various organizations who equally share

    similar goals of the ministerial alliance's mission.

 

How does one become a partner with this ministry?

You can become a partner of this ministerial alliance by completing and returning the Questionnaire listed below (click on the icon below to print out a copy of the Questionnaire), and making a concerted and conscientious effort to achieve the mission of this ministry.