Worship Center Ministries (WCM) is a faith-based organization that operates by kingdom principles. Its mission and mantra is to Educate. Eradicate. Emancipate. We do this by advocating and supporting the poor, needy, afflicted and fatherless; and by preparing individuals, families, organizations, and communities to be strengthened and liberated from the powers of darkness through prayer, training, and other necessary resources needed to overcome our chief enemy-Satan.
Our vision is to establish educational and spiritual training centers, both locally and nationally, to train and develop servant leaders as champions for the fatherless, needy, oppressed, afflicted and disadvantaged, thus, providing self-determination and assurance that those served will have a better quality of life.
Our Guiding Principles
WCM supports and teaches biblical and life principles based on the Holy Scriptures
WCM believes there is an evil spiritual entity dedicated to stealing, killing and destroying mankind
WCM operates, serves, and ministers to individuals based on the commandment of loving thy neighbor as thyself, which translates into faith which works through love
WCM instructs, teaches, and evangelizes the good news of Jesus Christ, to make believers, disciples, witnesses, and leaders for Christ
WCM develops and trains servant leaders as champions of righteousness, deliverance, and sanctification through the teachings of Christ
WCM delivers services to individuals regardless of race, creed, socio-economic status, religious or non-religious affiliation, but specifically targets African American youth between the ages of 5 to 25
WCM ministry cannot and will not exist or succeed without prayer--individual, corporate, intercessory, and spiritual warfare prayer
WCM endeavors to maintain a strict standard of holiness, morality and integrity
WCM is a charitable ministry who believes that the liberal soul shall be made fat. It operates from the kingdom principle, give and it shall be given unto you, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over shall men give into your bosom.
Ministry Overview
Worship Center Ministries (WCM) is headquartered in Charleston, Missouri; a rural town of approximately 5,000 residents. It’s the hometown of its founder, who God assigned there in September 2004 to launch Worship Center Ministries, an affiliate of Dorothy Bracy Alston Evangelistic Association. Worship Center Ministries is not a church, but an evangelistic organization established to start a movement--a movement of prayer, intercession, deliverance, which overcomes the wiles of the devil, and discipleship training. This work can only be done with the support of Christians committed to praying, working, witnessing, and lending your financial support to this ministry.
WCM works to positively impact and empower the lives of un-churched individuals, at risk youth, and young adults by promoting social, educational, economic, and spiritual training and instruction. WCM will achieve its goals through setting high standards and high expectations for ministry staff; establishing a culture of personalization; building strong community relationships; designing culturally rich, diverse curriculums, and building small learning communities for its recipients.
Gems & Jewels Youth Outreach
In the spring 2007, WCM surveyed approximately 100 Charleston residents; of all ages, races, and socio-economic backgrounds to find out what services the faith-based community could provide to make Charleston a better place for its residents. A recurring theme with all survey participants included providing more activities for the youth in the community. After reviewing the survey results, Worship Center Ministries made a commitment to provide bi-weekly youth activities, where youth ages 5 - 18 can come and have fun, in a safe, positive, nurturing, Christian environment.
On November 3, 2007 Worship Center Ministries launched a youth outreach ministry called Gems & Jewels in Charleston, MO. The program’s founder and CEO is Minister Dorothy Bracy Alston, who resides in Memphis, TN. Because of the distance and commute to Charleston, the program meets every first and third Saturday of each month at the Helen Currin Center. WCM is in need of its own building to provide needed services to these young people who are committed to this ministry and its teachings.
You can help to support this evangelistic outreach ministry through prayer and by providing a generous donation to this cooperative work of proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.
WCM needs your support. Please pray for this ministry and ask God how you can help.
