Purpose:
Our mission statement reveals our purpose that is to evangelize the unchurched and to disciple them into fully devoted followers of Christ, to then be sent into the world around them to be a witness of the Lord.

History:
Family Worship Center Ministries came to be in 1993 after much prayer by Pastors Val and Sherry Treece. Before then the church was known as Christ Chapel and had existed for fifteen years as a small fellowship. Since then the church has grown to a membership of over 800 people of many races and ethnicities, with at least ten nations represented in our membership.

Through our Missions Ministry and Outreaches such as Operation Hope Neighborhood ministries, the Dream Center of Jackson, and Family Christian School, along with “Feed the Multitudes,” an annual celebration, are all a part of our effort to carry the whole gospel to our city & the whole world.

Values:
We value the Bible. We believe it to be the inerrant and infallible word of God. The principles given therein are commands for our lives and should be adhered to with the best of our ability while trusting the grace of God to carry us through when we fall short and repent.

We value Diversity. Just as our world is made up of various races and cultures, we desire for our church to be the same. God is our creator and He is no respecter of persons, and neither should the church.

We value Giftings. We are open to and desire Spiritual gifts (1 Cor. 14:1). We understand that the manifestation of the spiritual gifts in our lives greatly enhances our ability to love and serve one another and they confirm that we are on target for life (1 Cor. 12:7).

We value Relationships. Our faith is the common factor that links us together as a family of believers to Christ and to each other. Our relationships are built upon the pillar of covenant. The covenant we have with God, our family, and our church should not be taken lightly. Our love for God is proven in our love for our neighbor (Matt. 22:37-40).

We value Giving. For us, giving is a way of living and worship unto God. We are a generous people who understand the principles of sowing and reaping (2 Cor. 9:6). We are not called to hoard everything God bestows upon us, but rather we are to allow His blessings to flow through our lives and be a blessing to others.

We value Spontaneity. Although we make plans and preparations, we trust the Holy Spirit enough to do His thing in our lives (Prov. 16:9). We have resided to the fact that God is sovereign and He can be unexpected. We cherish the leading of the Holy Spirit.

We value Righteousness. We thank God that Jesus Christ is our liberator. Our freedom rests in the fact that we are declared righteous by our relationship with Jesus (2 Cor. 5:17-21). As we grow in our knowledge of God, we discover who we are in Him- righteous.