In addition to serving the constituents of FMCI—ministers, churches, and ministries—with counsel, consultation, teaching/training conferences, and sending apostolic/prophetic teams to local churches and regions, we also pursue several corporate assignments.
These include:
FMCI pioneered this ministry in our nation’s capital to encourage the Body of Christ to engage the Civil Government on every level—city, county, state, and national. We believe it is our responsibility as citizens of the Kingdom of God and of our nation to herald the message of freedom that comes only through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Dr. Hope Taylor leads ILE and although it is an entity that has its own corporate status, FMCI continues to support its ministry. We believe ILE is an instrument of cultural transformation and the vehicle for FMCI to impact civil rulers and servants across the nation.
This ministry focuses on synergizing generations in the pursuit of Kingdom advancement. Instead of waiting until an older generation “passes the torch” to the next, we envision and experience at least three generations partnering in ministry.
I am very grateful to have outstanding “sons” in the Lord. Now I have the joy of working with spiritual grandsons. Thanks to people like Brandon Burden, Karen Serna, Nathan Isaacs, David Amsden, Dana Sleger, and others, FMCI is able to connect more than two generations in ministry.
In this day of spiritual awakening and reformational change in the Church, we are working to establish regional centers across the nation which will train, equip, and activate the saints to impact every sphere of society and culture—i.e., to become world-changers.
FMCI is partnering with local and regional leaders in establishing these RRIs. Additionally, FMCI will assist reformation training already occurring in various locations and regions.
We encourage our members to receive the benefits of covenantal connection and to be involved in our corporate assignments through intercession and financial partnership.
