We want to be a church that is driven by its leadership structure, encouraging our people to invest in others as Christ has invested in us.

Strategy: The structural approach to moving toward this vision is that those on leadership are coming to know God more fully through a life of sacrificial love in the Body of Christ.
 
Philippians 2 & 3: In our sacrificial service, we are not just checking Christian boxes, we are becoming like Christ AND knowing Him more fully as we experience His resurrection power.

• Join a Ministry Team & fulfill team responsibilities:
•  Prayer: Pray regularly and specifically for those to whom you’re ministering 
• Leader Meetings: Attend all leaders and ministry team meetings
• Volunteer with Family Ministry once every quarter
• Connect: One 1-on-1 meeting per month (e.g. lunch, breakfast, etc.) 
• Sunday Responsibilities: 

A .Once a month meet at 9:30am for prayer
B. Get to know and sit with someone new
C. Sing loudly! 

This team is dedicated to advancing the affordable housing initiative's mission by overseeing a rent-to-own housing program aimed at bridging wealth disparities and nurturing tenant relationships.

In leadership we are spiritually forming “Whole Christians” who are actively participating with God in the work of His Kingdom. 

This team provides support and care to our congregation during times of joy and sorrow through long and short-term care teams, fostering both tangible support and relational connections. 

This team focuses on spiritual growth within the congregation, aiming to equip individuals to become leaders as they mature spiritually so that will in turn inspire new leaders. Lead or co-lead a gender specific discipleship group of 4-8 members, meeting for a one-year commitment. 

This team evaluates and assists those in urgent need in and around our community, with food, transportation, and housing assistance while building relational connections. 

This team serves in facilitating the different core components of Foundations’ year-long program (Sept-May). Foundations program helps young adults establish a sustainable framework for following Christ through these core components: discipleship groups, mentors, assigned readings, theological training, serving on ministry teams, and a short-term mission trip. 

This team partners with Promise 686 and other agencies to support BPC families who are engaged in foster care and adoption, working to increase awareness and support for these ministries within the church. 

This team collaborates with Presencia, to develop relationships with students in the Buford
Hwy/Dresden Dr neighborhood through tutoring, mentoring, performing arts classes, and
Bible studies. 

This team embodies the command to “pray without ceasing” by training individuals to intercede on behalf of BPC's people, leaders, and ministries. Gathered into groups of three, these prayer triplets cover ministry events, gatherings, projects, spaces and individuals in knowledgeable and faithful prayer. 

This team supports the global work of the church by investing in national and international partners through prayer, giving and service. 

Lead and journey with the next generation as they learn and grow in knowing God and His word. There are many different roles for everyone to find their fit.

This team serves the refugee community, partnering with local refugee organizations, and building long-term relationships while meeting tangible needs of refugee families. 

Alongside supporting widows in our congregation, this team collaborates with Never Alone Widows (Atlanta Local group), offering healing, comfort, and community through various activities, events and supporting leaders of the monthly local meetings. 

This team fosters intentional connections among young adults through gatherings, social nights, prayer, intentionally meeting new individuals on Sunday, encouraging spiritual engagement and deeper involvement in church activities such as Foundations, Discipleship groups, and Leadership.