Dr. Smith is known for his creative thinking and productive outcome by using media, podcast, and radio network to share the word of God. He continues his work as a faith base radio host and dj.
Equip, Educate, Encourage & Elevate the mind, body and soul!
Christian leadership is not rooted in worldly notions of success, such as the love of money or power. Jesus Himself spoke against this when expressing the importance of serving others. – Matthew 20:25-28
Core Leadership Principles
- Servant Leadership: Modeled by Jesus (Mark 10:45), this approach centers on empowering and sacrificing for the needs of others rather than seeking authority.
- Relationship-Driven: Successful outreach is built on genuine community connections rather than programmatic agendas.
- Equipping the Saints: Leadership in outreach isn’t about doing all the work yourself, but training and mentoring church members to share their faith.
Practical Outreach Strategies
- Community Engagement: Start by surveying the local community to find out what they genuinely need.
- Partnerships: Partner with local schools, addiction recovery groups, or health organizations to provide space or volunteers.
- Special Events: Host offsite, low-pressure events in familiar venues like local coffee shops, parks, or recreation centers.
Training and Resources
To develop and structure your ministry effectively, utilize these dedicated leadership hubs:
- Strategy Roadmaps: Explore the development of outreach platform, ministerial development, community and fellowship framework for casting vision and building, communicating, educating, equipping and influence ministerial teams.
- Ministry Tools: Our man tool is fellowship within the community, church, and outreach visitation programs, joining others within their events, churches, and church-community partnerships and rethinking outreach roles.
- Creative Ideas: God has granted us all with a vision, it is important for to us hear those vision, and to work with others to ensure thosevision come alive. We stand firm in obtaining strategies, creative methods and ways to get ideas on neighborhood, community, churches, and pastoral leadership platforms.
Our Leaders are not here to oppress and overpower others with their authority, like the Gentiles practiced. Instead, our leaders serve others, which Jesus demonstrated when He “made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bondservant, and coming in the likeness of men. And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross” (Philippians 2:7-8).
Our Leadership Principles
Love, Modesty, Self-development, Motivation, Correction, Integrity, Follower of God’s Will, Developing Christian Leadership & strong fellowship.
Fellowship Seal
Ministerial Seal
Leadership Seal
OUR BOARD OF COUNCIL
Knowing Love and Sharing It
Co-Chairman UECA Board of Elders
Dr. Shae Waters
As a man of God, and strong fellowship, Dr. Waters continues his life work in helping others, by being a mentor, as well as a strong example on how to develop a strong spiritual life and community development.
Chair-person UECA Board of Elders
Dr. John Baker
Pastor Baker's desire as a church; is to be within the community proclaiming the Word of Christ, providing good deeds to the community. His accomplishments have been the establishment of veteran's ministry that minister to veterans and their family.
Chair-person UECA Board of Elders
Evangelist Pastor Williams
Overseer Evangelist Williams is a inspiration for many women of today. Stepping forth in helping them develop a strong biblical lifestyle, while overcoming many obstacles while achieving their goals.
MINISTERIAL & PASTORAL ELDERS
Co-Site Director of Mental Awareness Group
Reverend D. Labrecque
Rev. Lebrecque is a direct and inspiring individual striving to help others as well as the church to understand the value and concept of mental awareness support.
Assist Director of Mental Awareness Group
Evangelist Ms. N. Labrecque
As a woman of God, and a woman who understand people with disabilities, Ms. Labrecque has given her life to Christ, and her goal is to continue to share her experiences and thoughts on mental awareness.