National Service Committee

On February 28, 1999, a small launch team greeted 333 guests at Brock Road Elementary School in Spotsylvania County, Virginia for the first Celebration Service of Wilderness Community Church. God had imparted to us His vision for a church which would have as its focus reaching people for Jesus Christ and helping them become His fully devoted followers. Wilderness Community Church, we see God gathering people of many types who are free to come as they are to experience love, acceptance, meaningful relationships, significance, purpose, hope, forgiveness, guidance, encouragement, help and healing in a Biblically-based community. Wilderness Community Church, we see God raising up a community committed to sharing the good news of Jesus Christ and His amazing love in a contemporary and relevant way with the thousands of residents of Spotsylvania and Orange Counties, the City of Fredericksburg and beyond. Wilderness Community Church, we see God welcoming 2, 000 members into our church family the family of God loving Him and each other, learning together, laughing together, and living in harmony together. Wilderness Community Church, we see God enabling each member to grow toward spiritual maturity through commitment, small groups, seminars, retreats and other opportunities to discover God's perspective on the issues facing us. Wilderness Community Church, we see God equipping every member for significant ministry by helping them discover their God-given spiritual gifts, passion, abilities, personality and experiences for making a difference in the world in which we live. Wilderness Community Church, we see God sending out hundreds of people to be His representatives in the world, transforming their homes, communities, schools and workplaces, state, nation and the world with the love of God as expressed in the person of Jesus Christ. We see God empowering each member to reproduce the new life we have experienced in the lives of others to whom He sends us. We see God reproducing what we experience Wilderness Community Church through us in other Christian communities as we participate in the sending of career missionaries and church workers from our midst and as we participate in the planting of new churches. Wilderness Community Church, we see God building a regional church with facilities which will include a worship center seating more than a thousand people, classrooms for studies which will help us mature as followers of Jesus Christ, a prayer center, a ministry center for the training of lay ministers to be sent forth into our community, and a recreation area; all designed to minister to the total person in a setting which glorifies God.

Salem Fields Learning Center is a licensed, faith-based facility in Fredericksburg, VA, dedicated to providing a safe, loving environment for children from infancy through school age. With a focus on holistic growth, the center offers programs designed to support children's academic, social, emotional, and spiritual development under the guidance of trained professionals. Recognizing the unique developmental processes of each child, Salem Fields Learning Center fosters a natural curiosity for learning through hands-on experiences. Parents appreciate the warm, family-like atmosphere and regular updates on their children's activities, ensuring peace of mind while their little ones thrive. Generated from the website

Abundant Life Kingdom International (ALKI) is a non-denominational ministry located in Fredericksburg, VA. Founded and led by Apostle Paula K. Wilson, ALKI welcomes people from all races, colors, and nationalities with the love of Jesus Christ. They believe in and teach from the Holy Bible, aiming to make individuals wise unto salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. With a vision of "One People, One God, All Races, in One Accord and On One Accord," ALKI offers various services and events to teach and minister to people from all walks of life. Their mission is to preach good tidings to the meek, bind up the brokenhearted, proclaim liberty to the captives, and open the prison to those who are bound. ALKI also accepts charitable donations to support their ministry.Generated from the website