New Millennium Ministries

New Millennium Ministries is an approved tax-exempt corporation, registered in the state of North Carolina and approved by the United States government as a 501(C)(3) organization. The organization is “exclusively for religious, charitable, educational, and scientific purposes” and may fulfill such purpose by pioneering new churches and ordaining qualified men and women to the ministry. It has an unequivocal statement of nondiscrimination and an inherent belief in the Bible as the foundation of salvation by faith. By nature, the organization is evangelical, compassionate, global, and embraces the beatific leadership approach in theory and practice.

Why New Millennium Ministries?

NMM offers opportunities for fellowship and growth that are not as restrictive and intrusive as some denominations. We respect the local church’s autonomy and at the same time promote a healthy balance for fellowship and learning. In addition, we host in-depth conferences geared for spiritual growth and authentic Christian education. We promote missions in several continents including, Asia, Africa and North and South America where we have direct contacts. We also offer opportunities for exchange of ideas in specific ministry areas such as youth, children, women, and other ministries. NMM also provides access to specific ministry areas such as substance abuse rehabilitation through Voices for Recovery. Indeed Christ saved us individually but he expects us to serve him collectively, within His body. We join our gifts together for the perfection of the saints and for the work of the ministry. As we continue to seek to define NMM, it is very encouraging to witness the desire for fellowship and biblically based teaching and worship. We are committed to transparency and beatific leadership.

New Millennium Ministries and Unity

The need for unity in these challenging times reminds us of a campfire. As long as the wood is together, the fire will blaze well. The wind will only make the fire burn brighter. When it is time to put out the fire however, all one needs to do is to separate the wood and the fire will eventually go out. This analogy depicts the need for us to stay connected with each other and encourage each another. The Master himself said, “By this shall all men know that you are my disciples if you have love for each other” (John 13:35). Secondly, there seems to be a hunger for the sincere milk of the Word of God. Because of improper exegesis of the Bible, many have gone astray following the way of the world rather than the way of the Word. While we do not dictate the manner of worship (singing, dancing, shouting, etc), we do expect the practice of NMM churches to be biblically sound. Remember that our feelings do not interpret the scripture, but rather the scripture interprets our feelings and experiences.