Testimonies of God’s work through the Praetorian Project.
As we pray for Christian veterans to hear and respond to the call to ministry work, we thank God for the many veterans we are blessed to call Pastors in the Praetorian Project.
Pastor Cody from Pillar Church of Woodlawn (name changing to Pillar Church of Mt. Vernon!) shares an update on what God is doing just outside Washington, DC—where military life brings constant pressure, rapid transition, and unique gospel opportunities. Planted to serve soldiers and their families at Fort Belvoir, this church is seeing deep community, new believers coming to Christ, growing partnerships with the USO, and a renewed focus on identity rooted in the gospel rather than the military.
A bumper video to show before praying with your church for the Praetorian Project around Independence Day (4th of July).
The church planters partnered together in the Praetorian Project have a mission to bring healthy churches to military communities across the country and the world.
Here is a great 2-minute video explaining the ministry of the Praetorian Project to share with others.
Any fruit in ministry is from His hand. His power is perfected in our weaknesses and that includes being a tired, over-extended mom.
Today, I had someone introduce me like this “This is Noah. His dad started the church.” I get introduced this way very often, as do many kids when their parents plant and pastor a church.
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.