VMTC Prayer Ministry is a means God uses to bring His gifts of the Spirit to bear in the person’s life in a deeper fashion while he or she is surrounded by the Love of God. This frees the Fruit of the Spirit to grow and mature in the one receiving ministry.
VMTC lovingly applies the Word of God with Spirit-filled anointed prayer. The sessions are built on a foundation of 150 verses of Scripture dealing with healing, deliverance, and the teaching ministry of Jesus.
Each team is composed of one man and one woman ministering together in the unity of the Spirit to “set the captive free”.
The VMTC “house-cleaning” session prepares the person to deal more effectively with relationships by removing the “hidden baggage” that cause confusion and loss of focus.This prayer ministry session prevents disruption and distraction from your goal of total commitment.
Our focus is not on speed, but on conscientious attention to deal with long-standing problems and relationships. Our prayer ministers are committed to “going the distance” until a new level of lasting freedom is obtained. Some sessions may last 4 – 5 hours.
Our goal is not to solve problems, but to get at the root cause of the problem. While we cannot heal painful memories, we can help heal the relationships so you are no longer enslaved by memories. A VMTC session does not change the circumstance. Rather, it changes people to live victoriously above circumstances.
We practice what we preach. Each Prayer Minister has received Prayer Ministry at least 3 – 4 times. VMTC Team Members’ training involves “clinical training” with supervision and they must demonstrate they fulfill ministry standards.
We have provided Clergy Schools of VMTC Prayer Ministry since 1971. Directed by an ecumenical board made of pastors, priests, laymen, and laywomen of different denominations within the body of Christ, the Church including:
We have provided Clergy Schools of VMTC Prayer Ministry since 1971. Directed by an ecumenical board made of pastors, priests, laymen, and laywomen of different denominations within the body of Christ, the Church including: