Summary of Soul Center AMC Outreach Fellowship Soul Center was established to provide a welcoming place where people can receive prayer, biblical encouragement, mentoring, and spiritual support.
Many people may not immediately walk into a traditional church, but they may speak with someone they trust at work, at a business meeting, on a construction site, during a family crisis, or while facing financial and emotional pressure.
The Soul Center will help meet people where they are while pointing them toward Jesus Christ.
Our ministry is especially called to the marketplace. I understand the pressures faced by business owners, entrepreneurs, union workers, construction workers, supervisors, managers, and employees. These pressures can include financial stress, payroll responsibilities, workplace conflict, family strain, addiction, grief, fear, anxiety, and the burden of leadership.
We believe the marketplace is also a mission field. People should be able to encounter the love of Christ not only inside a church building but also in their workplaces, businesses, neighborhoods, and everyday lives.
Description AMC Outreach Fellowship Soul Center is led by Angel Marquez, founder and president of AMC Outreach Ministry, Inc. Angel is a Christian business owner who is completing ministry and marketplace chaplaincy training through Christian Leaders Institute.
The Soul Center exists to help people grow closer to Jesus Christ through prayer, biblical encouragement, discipleship, mentoring, and compassionate spiritual support. We have a special desire to serve entrepreneurs, construction workers, business leaders, young people, families, and individuals experiencing difficult seasons.
Ministerial Offerings
Prayer and spiritual encouragement
Becoming-a-Christian consultations
Bible studies and devotional messages
Marketplace chaplaincy
Christian business and entrepreneurial mentoring
Youth mentorship and leadership development
Marriage and family encouragement
Crisis, grief, and recovery support
Hospital and community visitation
Community outreach and charitable service
Baptism preparation and discipleship
Officiant services as ministry credentials permit
Referrals to local churches and professional resources when appropriate
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