Testimonies of God’s work through the Praetorian Project.
It feels unreachable to pastors. It feels horrible to young Christians living there. But it’s where Jesus wants his Gospel to go.
As a believer in the barracks, I’m a main connection point between Marines and Pillar Church. I have been very thankful for the Pillar community to come alongside Marines in friendship and intentional discipleship.
Military wives desperately need you to be the body of Christ. Through hospitality, engage in spiritual formation and embrace the few years you have with them.
We do long-term discipleship of highly transient people and we advance the Gospel by multiplying churches.
We are people, called by God, for a very specific mission. We are a family of multiplying churches in military communities worldwide.
For those of you in the military or the immediate family member of a service member, have you considered the added importance of this regular time alone with the Lord? Having served for 10 years on active duty myself and now pastoring a church with many active-duty families, I have compiled a list of reasons I find this discipline of added importance for you.
Clint Clifton and Colby Garman recall the founding days of the Praetorian Project in this clip from 2022.
Brian O’Day, Executive Director of the Praetorian Project, guest preaches at West Hills Community Church near San Jose, California on February 26, 2023. Brian preaches from Philippians 1:1-14 for a sermon that highlights two of the reasons why Paul is able to rejoice as he sits imprisoned, and takes time to share about the specific work of the Praetorian Project and how it echos the work Paul began.
Learn about the history and future of the Praetorian Project as we celebrate 10 years of ministry!
You won’t find the term “church planting” in the Bible, but that doesn’t mean church planting is not a biblical idea. If you’re looking for it, you’ll see church planting all over the New Testament.