Mission/Vision



Mission

Responding to the Call is a strategic, collaborative discipleship program committed to the use of Biblically based initiatives to transform the lives of those professing a faith in God (Father, Son, Holy Spirit).  Through sound, Biblical guidance, Christians  are matured (mind, body, and Spirit) to a more intimate, obedient, unified and fulfilling relationship with Christ ... a Kingdom ResponderSM.  
                    Render freedom...Develop purpose...Provide connection...Establish unity.

Vision 

Responding to the Call desires to see every professed Christian to be transformed into a more mature and fulfilled disciple (Kingdom ResponderSM),  answering God's call to live a life obedient to the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) and the two great commandments (Matthew 22:37-39).





Kingdom Responder is a Service Mark of Responding to the Call. April 25, 2016

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