Ashara Ministries

What We Do At Ashara

After more than 20 years, Ashara adds a new dimension to its Call to Service and meets regfulary at Denton Chapel, 4550 Dry Fork Road, Nashville, Tn 37189. Discipleship and outreach have always been our passion; the added dimension is Church Planting and Development. Ashara is expanding its service base, in a world losing ground to the darkness.

First Century churches functioned out of homes and office buildings. Prayer, fasting and singleness of heart, made the Salt of the Earth able to spreads its value. Too long have stationary stagnating edifices define and active, necessary, vibrant movement.

The scriptures tell us that ministry is for making disciples and perfecting the saints. These are Ashara’s main goal. Everything Ashara does starts with disciplemaking.

Prayer and fasting are staples to Ashara. Disciple-making, requires prayer and fasting. Ashara disciple-makers ray and fast on on accord, that God will move across the land and send people to us that want to be discipled.

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MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS & REQUIREMENTS

This Faith-based Corporation is formed for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). Its specific purposes are: To find creative ways to disciple, feed, and clothe the less fortunate. To find creative ways to educate the less fortunate.

To help re-integrate former inmates into their family, society and the workplace.
To find creative ways to house and employ the less fortunate.
To help those damaged and destroyed by drugs.
To help victims of incest, rape and domestic abuse.
To support, manage, produce, and distribute noncommercial, community based media programs;
To develop and promote the concept of community (public, educational, governmental, and institutional) access to existing and future communications media.
To establish, maintain and operate one (1) or more media access center(s): (1.) To educate and train individuals and nonprofit organizations and institutions in the use of various media tools and techniques.
To provide individuals and nonprofit organizations and institutions with access to various media tools and assistance in their use.
To promote programs and support the use of various media as vehicles of artistic expression.

To establish, maintain and operate a system or systems for the distribution of various non-commercial media programs and materials, in the public interest.
To facilitate the use of access channels as a public forum which promotes a free exchange of ideas and information;
To promote and develop activities and programs for the optimal utilization of the
To serve access viewers and users with programs reflecting the activities, concerns, and interests of the residents of the Nashville area in a manner that promotes a free exchange of ideas and information;
To create and maintain an environment which enables a diversity of peoples and viewpoints and ensures that no individual is discriminated against with regard to membership, services, access to information or any activity because of race, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability, political affiliation, or economic status.
To make recommendations to users and to cable communication franchisees in regard to access services and institutional network services;
To apply for and to receive contributions, grants, donations, and loans of all types from individuals, organizations, profit and nonprofit, public and private corporations, government agencies and others to support these purposes;
To determine and conduct or support any and all other lawful things in furtherance of the foregoing charitable and educational purposes, either, manifest of latent.
Maximize the quality of service to theological field education;
Provide for optimal growth and development of field education personnel;
Achieve maximum input from field education personnel to development of strategies for theological education;
Develop and maintain an atmosphere for maximum input of content fields into experience-centered learning;
Provide for optimal participation of education personnel in education programs.

REQUIREMENTS

1. All Charter member first priority it to make disciples for Christ. We use tools, but the tools are always secondary to the Disciple making mission.