Building the church from house to house, city to city, nation to nation
DOVE International is a global family of churches and movements on five continents. Diverse in culture, we share common biblical values and a commitment to plant and nurture healthy churches, small groups, leaders, missionaries, and ministries worldwide.
A Global Family of Churches
United across five continents
DOVE International spans Asia, Africa, the Americas, Europe, and beyond. Discover how our global family is building God’s Kingdom in communities around the world.
Lancaster Kickoff
Worship & Ministry Night | April 19 | Free Event
Evening of worship and ministry with DOVE International leaders from around the world! Come ready to receive fresh empowerment from the Holy Spirit. Free, and all are welcome!
Leadership & Ministry School
Equipping leaders worldwide, multiple pathways to learn
Biblical instruction and real-world application designed to prepare you for Kingdom service. Available across digital and physical platforms.
Our Mission
Prayer, Evangelism & Discipleship
Our mission is to exalt Jesus Christ as Lord and encourage each believer for the work of ministry through our threefold mandate: prayer that transforms and empowers us, discipleship that builds mature believers, and evangelism that reaches the world with Christ’s love.
We engage in this mission with dependence on God, and in cooperation with all brothers and sisters in the body of Christ.
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DOVE Intl. Worship Night!
Join leaders from around the world for an evening of worship and ministry! We will celebrate what God is doing in churches and ministries internationally. Come hungry for His Presence and ready to receive fresh empowerment from the Holy Spirit. Entry is free, and all are welcome!
April 19 at DOVE Westgate Church! See website for more details!
“The threshing floors shall be full of wheat, and the vats shall overflow with new wine and oil.” Joel 2:24 ... See MoreSee Less
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Apostles extend. Prophets guide. Evangelists gather. Pastors guard. Teachers grow.
You are uniquely gifted! This assessment will help you recognize all of your giftings, so you can better understand where you are most effective. When you function in your strengths, you have the greatest impact on the world around you.
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A House of Prayer | DOVE Africa
If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land. - 2 Chronicles 7:14
The DOVE Africa Prayer Center has been opened to the public! Ministries are gathering to intercede for their region. Something powerful happens when we gather and come into agreement with God's will in our nation. We know this is just the start of something powerful for DOVE Africa!
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“This is the darkest period the church in Haiti has ever gone through. People are struggling to hold onto hope,” Pastor Gesner recently said.
Our DOVE churches in Haiti are facing severe hardships. Gangs have forced many from their homes and schools. Many are living in a constant state of fear. Rising inflation has also made it difficult to buy food and supplies.
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
- God’s provision for the churches and schools
- protection from gang violence
- righteous leadership to rise up in Haiti.
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To hate is easy. To disregard and abandon is natural. But to love, to forgive, to have hope for a lost soul-that is supernatural
My father hated my new life direction. Late one evening he barged into my room and screamed, “I’d rather have you on drugs than believing this Jesus nonsense.” He said this at around the same time I was reading in the Bible how Jesus prayed from the cross, “Father, forgive them for they know not what they are doing.” I spoke the same prayer for my earthly father: Father, forgive him for he knows not what he is saying. He has no frame of reference for what has happened to me. He doesn’t understand and the only response he knows is anger. This choice I have made is out of his control. It would be Jesus who would teach me to love my father with a love that was honest and sincere. For to love when we are not loved or do not feel loved is only possible through divine power.
The depth of Christ’s forgiveness for me presses me to forgive my father. It forces me to wonder what evil was inflicted on him through his father and others. What abuses did he have to endure and what deep secrets had he suppressed? Out of his wounds he wounded others, even those he loved.
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To hate is easy. To disregard and abandon is natural. But to love, to forgive, to have hope for a lost soul-that is supernatural. (Article by Steve Prokopchak) ... See MoreSee Less
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Called by God but Not Sure What to Do Next?
God uses systems. The sun comes up every day without the angels in heaven holding a special staff meeting to decide whether or not it should. Seeds that are planted in the ground and watered, grow, each after its own kind. Tomato seeds always produce tomatoes. Carrot seeds always produce carrots. God created everything and set it up to self-govern. Rain falls and crops grow. Sure, there could be seasons of drought, but rain eventually comes. If God uses systems, does it make sense that He also wants us to use systems?
The truth is, people who succeed, both Christian and non-Christian, put systems into place to get them where they want to go. Christians can use systems to ensure spiritual growth over time, perhaps by using a daily Bible reading plan or devotional guide to help them stay spiritually strong.
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Called by God but Not Sure What to Do Next? (Article by Brian Sauder)
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