Our mission is to reach out to the people within the church, workplace, and community, to exhibit our concerns regarding their needs. We consider ourselves to be servants, because we are working for God to serve His people from all walks of life. We understand that many people are unable to help themselves, and as God blesses us, our goal is to help those who are less fortunate. We know that with God all things are possible; if we only believe. We do believe that nothing is too hard for God to workout. We have the keys of the kingdom of heaven; and whatsoever we bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatsoever we loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.

Edification is an important tool for us to use while serving the people. We know that when people are able to be lifted up it ensures their restoration in society and with God. It also helps them to maintain their stability within the community and with the Lord. This is not only done in words alone, but in our deeds. When we see families in need of food or clothing, we reach out to them. Food and clothing drives are conducted throughout the year. This enables us to be ready when duty calls for these necessities.

As concerned workers throughout the communities, we want to be able to navigate others in a positive direction through many areas of the church, and in society at large. We encourage them to complete their education. We enforce the importance of them being employed, and maintaining a job. We endeavor to meet with the people in order to have them voice their needs and concerns within their lives and the lives of their families.

Being concerned dictates that we are determined Christians who will keep focused on our challenges, moved by the need to outreach to others, help build up where the enemy tries to destroy, continue in the faith of God to maintain restoration of our souls, demonstrate the ability to navigate others, because we will be “stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the works of the Lord for as much as we know that our labor is not in vain in the Lord.”