Sponsored Ministries for Ordained, Licensed & Commissioned Ministers

 There are many different purposes for our sponsored ministries in addition to traditional churches, the most common of which are shown below.  Each is under the legal covering of the N.C.C.C. as a remote Chartered Ministry Center and each operate as a remote division of this national organization. 

Chartered Ministry Centers

These ministries are not independently incor­porated. They will receive management consulting by phone, quarterly general account­ing, administra­tive services, op­tional payroll service and donor record keeping, as part of their con­tractual relation­ship with the N.C.C.C. A full des­cription of the cor­­porate covering by the N.C.C.C. is found in the Pol­icies & Proced­ures Manual, which may be ordered. 

Temple Maintenance Counseling Centers

Designed to help counselors increase their in­fluence in their community at a faster than average pace, as well as establish a long-term relationship with each client, coaching Temple Maintenance is the perfect business model.  It brings people into your sphere of influence for weight management first, before any other counseling. Our training course is required for certification. 

Chartered Pastoral Counseling Centers

The N.C.C.C. shall charter Bible based pastoral counseling centers as evan­gelistic minis­tries to reach people with pro­blems in local com­munities. The senior min­ister must be an N.C.C.C. creden­tialed minister. Some are called Whole Life Renew­al Centers. Their authority to operate comes from the national headquarters. 

House Churches or Office Gatherings

The church is where you find it gathering. People are being discipled in office and work place assemblies, as well as houses and barns. As the original church at Jerusalem met from house to house, so do our house churches. There is a national network available for administration, called the Affinity House Church Network, which is focused on pastors of a city overseeing numbers of house churches developing affinity relationships.