Meeting The Needs of Ministers

Every day, men and women in ministry are pouring out their lives for the needs of the Body of Christ. But who meets the special needs of these ministers—the need to be encouraged, inspired and connected with others who face the challenges of leadership?

Mission

For more than 40 years, members of ICFM have provided one another an environment and support system for healthy, growing ministries through fellowship, inspiration and training.

Inspiration

Inspiration has been a foundational goal of ICFM. As a minister, you are constantly giving of yourself to influence and inspire others. You need inspiration too. Whether by one-on-one relationships, through our published materials, such as the Faith Report, the Prayer Network, or regional and international conventions, you will be inspired to complete your ministry calling.

Structure

By providing this structure you can maximize your effectiveness in ministry, acquire opportunities for fellowship, inspiration and training, and receive from one another “that which every joint supplies.”

Fellowship

Fellowship is “joint participation.” Victory is always easier with someone at your side who knows what it means to hold up standard of faith in your life and ministry to the Body of Christ. ICFM provides fellowship with other ministers of like precious faith in your area and throughout the world.

Training

Training and mentoring give you the strength and insight to finish the course. Through its varied training opportunities, ICFM helps fulfill the Biblical commission to equip leaders. Grass roots mentoring relationships, structured workshops, and discipleship materials help you take advantage of the experiences of others who have worked through the same challenges you face in ministry.

Results

The results? Relationships, tools and encouragement that provide a solid foundation for multiplication and effective ministry.

ICFM Vision and Mission // Dr. Jim Willoughby

What ICFM Means to Me // Pastor Chas Stevenson

What ICFM Means to Me // Pastor Brad Sullivan