Check out some of what the Partnership can do for you!
The mission of the Shepherd’s Care Program is to offer the opportunity for pastors and ministers to address their mental health challenges.
The Kingdom Partnership is proud to offer a variety of workshops, trainings, and assessments to help leaders in the church.
Bridge Ministry Training is an 8-week course covering basic ministry skills for those considering whether God is calling them to serve as a “Bridge” in their church when they are lacking in key ministry positions.
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FROM THE FOUNDER
Welcome to the Kingdom Partnership
My name is Richard Creek and I am the Founder/Director of the Kingdom Partnership. The Partnership was formed by several pastors, Bible College leaders, faith-based organizations, and concerned Christians to answer the question, “Where can churches turn to find help?” At the Partnership we are excited to answer that question for any congregation. The three legs that the ministry is built upon include: Partnership Building, Shepherd’s Care, and Bridge Ministry Training. Let me encourage you to find the workshop or service that fits your need.
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The State of Elders in the Restoration Church
Leadership is a critical issue in all churches. Experts tell us, “Everything comes down to leadership.” Leadership is the key to fruitfulness, success, and accomplishing our goals. When effective, godly leadership is present, goals are realized. One of the most important aspects of the life of a healthy church is the building of a solid,…
Comfort Walls
I used to have a comfort zone where I knew I wouldn’t fail. The same four walls and busy work were really more like jail. I longed so much to do the things I’d never done before, but stayed inside my comfort zone and paced the same old floor. I said it didn’t matter that…
Dare to Dream
Some people don’t like to see others pursuing their dreams. The Biblical story of Joseph, son of Jacob, is a classic example. Joseph had big dreams. And what was the response of his brothers? They said, “Look, this dreamer is coming! Come therefore, let us kill him now!” Genesis 37:19,20. Life is not easy for…
