Vision

Our Mission

Our mission statement is "covering the earth with the Blood of Jesus."

Our Purpose

Our core purpose comes from Luke 4:18-19.  To preach the gospel to the poor, heal the brokenhearted, proclaim deliverance to the captive and recovery of sight to the blind, set free the oppressed, preach the year of God's favor; making disciples of all who receive. 

Our Strategies

Acts 1:8 says "But ye shall receive power after that the Holy Ghost has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses unto Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the uttermost parts of the earth." 

In order "to cover the earth with the Blood of Jesus...", "...to the uttermost parts of the earth," we must have a big vision--and with big vision, big favor and big resources are required.  However, you can't reach the world without starting at home (our Jerusalem), and before you can even reach out to the community, you must train and equip your congregation.  Our primary strategy is to "train the saints to do the work of the ministry," whether the ministry is within our church or on their own.  Training begins with the Word of God (Hebrews 10:17), and more than anything we strive to boldly preach and teach the entire, unfiltered Word of God.

Our Actions

We reach the community with people; we reach the world with technology.  No one church can do everything by itself, so we partner with other ministries to accomplish the Great Commission.  Some partnerships include sharing the work, while other partnerships consists solely of us supporting another ministry financially.
(For a list of ministries we support, go to our " Outreach " page)

We reach the uttermost parts of the earth mainly by the airwaves.  Our television ministry reached many nations via Angel One on the Dominion Sky Angel satellite TV network, as well as several other local stations in Illinois, California, Pennsylvania, and Nairobi, Kenya in Africa.  Our radio program is currently carried on AM stations in Illinois, internet radio, and shortwave radio that may be heard as far as the South Pacific and Eastern Africa.