About Us

Destine for Change Ministry is a church where God’s standards are never-failing and never changing, where members focus on God’s Word, applying it for spiritual growth and transformation in their lives. Holding fast to the revealed Truth of God’s Word, through the help of His Holy Spirit, begins a process involving the change of our character to meet the high standards of that revealed truth. It is a church where change is valued.

Destine for Change is a ministry structured with a heart and mind toward the things of God, a spirit filled church with spirit filled people, who recognize that God is the source of every provision and blessing. Its members desired to know God, obey God, and share God, diligently demonstrating a willingness to meet the high calling of servanthood. The members understand that the way to true greatness is through serving Christ, by genuinely and lovingly caring for other people. Destine for Change is a church were authentic Christianity is practiced thru serving others before serving ourselves.

Destine for Change is a called based ministry dependent upon a God directed team of strongly gifted and dedicated men and women, who minister according to their gifting, calling and preparation. Today’s world is in constant motion, being characterized more by disorder than by order. The ministry is committed to staying relevant and transformational in a fast-changing world. Change is inevitable in church life because the church is a living spiritual community where living things grow and change. Destine for Change has accepted the inevitability of constant change and acknowledge change itself as a potential source of energy and increase fruitfulness.

It is a ministry where people are empowered through giving them genuine responsibility along with the authority to fulfill that responsibility, servant leaders become power generated for the ministry. The ministry recognizes the imperative of Ephesians 4:11-16. Every member is a minister, and the primary responsibility of the leader is not to do the works of the ministry, but to equip the people so that they can do them. The people are participants.