The NCR Military Ministry Alliance (NCRMMA) seeks to empower local ministry to the military by encouraging and facilitating a spirit of collaboration. Advancing the gospel requires a team effort that will enable us to do together what we cannot do alone! We embrace the Apostle Paul’s exhortation in Philippians 1:5 which says, “Because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now.” Therefore, our vision is to advance the gospel by working together, when possible.
The NCR Military Ministry Alliance seeks to empower local ministry to the military by encouraging and facilitating a spirit of collaboration. Advancing the gospel requires a team effort that will enable us to do together what we cannot do alone! We embrace the Apostle Paul’s exhortation in Philippians 1:5 which says, “Because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now.” Therefore, our vision is to advance the gospel by working together, when possible.
In partnership with MilitaryBibleChallenge.net, we are offering a Bible-reading challenge to equip and empower believers through the daily reading of Scripture. Take your next step in advancing the gospel by making the Word of God central to your every day life.
With God’s help, we believe we can accomplish our mission to advance the gospel and equip believers through:
WORSHIP |
Corporately lifting up the name of Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. |
RAISING AWARENESS |
Highlighting the growing need for military ministry cooperation, integration, and partnership; and spotlighting the work of parachurch ministries, faith-based organizations, and others who can help.
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NETWORKING |
Getting to know fellow ministry leaders and co-laborers in the NCR through small group discussions. |
COLLABORATION |
Exchanging ideas on ministry “best practices” that reflect teamwork partnership, and integration –to include educating and informing local church leaders and congregations on how to become more “military-friendly” and supportive.
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PRAYER |
Praying regularly for the military ministry needs in the NCR, while affirming the work currently being accomplished.
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