From its inception, Ravah has reached out to encourage and assist in the development of healthy, growing Christ followers. Through partnerships with churches from the United States, we have trained leaders through Theological Education by Extension, intentional discipleship training using Trios-Net resources, evangelistic community ministry, as well as development and improvement of physical properties.
Presently, we have a working relationship with a group of 13 pastors in the Navojoa, Sonora area. The goal is for the training to be reproductive where each individual will be responsible to multiply themselves and training centers. In the meantime, we will explore and develop new relationships. We will utilize the tools that exist in Ravah Ministries, such as teams, conferences, community service, implementation of Trios and Foundations. We are prayerful that many new partnerships will be a result of the aforementioned plan.
TRAINING CENTERS
Strategic locations with resources for ministry development. The training centers will be led with local leadership who will be trained by Ravah Ministries and partners. Currently we have 2 operating centers in Mexico, where for the past 4 years we have worked with the T-Net program of intentional discipleship.
DISCIPLESHIP TRAINING
An on-going process of intentional living and growth as Christ followers with assistance from Foundations International and Trios.
SUMMITS
Seminars of current and applicable information to enhance discipleship training.
PRE-MARITAL COUNSEL
Biblical counsel to encourage healthy marriage relationships.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Assisting the community through a variety of activities that spread the love of Jesus. This includes qualified training to medical response teams, feeding the hungry, caring for young mothers and their children, etc. Various church building projects are underway in different locations.
LOCAL OUTREACH
Implementing discipleship training to Hispanic populations of the Gilbert/Queen Creek area in their local church.
TEAM MINISTRY
To assist and enable an on-going cross-cultural relationships between U.S. and Mexican churches in order to accomplish mutual evangelism, personal spiritual growth, leadership development, and a powerful exchange of material and cultural resources and refreshment of spirit.