Ministry Support
Titus 1:5 Ministry exists to empower churches and leaders to thrive in their mission of carrying out the Great Commission.
One way we pursue that mission is by helping bridge financial and ministry-resource gaps that can keep needed ministry from moving forward.
Through the generosity of ministry partners, Titus 1:5 seeks to provide financial resources and connections to trusted ministry partners that help pastors, churches, and ministry leaders move forward in healthy, Great Commission ministry.
Helping Churches and Leaders Move Forward
Areas of Ministry Support
Ministry support may include assistance related to
Pastoral & Ministry Leadership Development
Resources that strengthen and equip pastors and ministry leaders.
Coaching, Consulting & Ministry Assessment
Assistance that helps leaders gain clarity, address challenges, and move ministry forward
Church Revitalization & Replanting
Support for churches seeking renewed health, effectiveness, and Great Commission impact.
Strategic Ministry Initiatives
Support for specific opportunities that strengthen or expand the ministry of the local church.
Financial & Ministry Resources
Financial assistance and connections to trusted ministry partners that help remove barriers and move ministry forward.
Support is considered based on ministry need, alignment with the mission and values of Titus 1:5, and the availability of designated ministry resources.
Next Ministry Support Application Period
Spring 2027
Applications for ministry support are currently closed. Titus 1:5 anticipates opening its next application period in Spring 2027.
If you would like to be notified when applications become available, complete the brief form below.
Notify Me When Applications Open
Joining the notification list does not constitute an application for ministry support or guarantee future financial assistance.
Stewarding Resources for Kingdom Impact
Titus 1:5 is committed to stewarding the resources entrusted to us with prayer, wisdom, and accountability.
Ministry support decisions are made with consideration for both the needs presented and the opportunity to strengthen local churches, encourage ministry leaders, and advance the Great Commission.