We Ministries

“The purpose of we ministries is to lead people to salvation to jesus christ and to make disciples by strengthening faith, families, and future through the application of the principles of gods word. This is achieved through preaching, teaching, writing, and pastoral counseling according to the great commission of christ as recorded in matthew 28: 19-20. Since the beginning of we ministries in 2009, hundreds have made commitments to christ through the ministry efforts of founders and pastors wes and ellie beavis.”

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“Dr. Wes beaviss book, lets talk about ministry burnout: a proven research-based approach to pastor wellbeing, has been adopted as a required reading text by a ministry training class at hope international university. Dr. Beavis has increased his traveling schedule, speaking and training on the subject of ministry burnout. In the past year he has presented seminars and/or preached in california, tennessee, arizona, new mexico, texas, and hawaii. Over one thousand pastors have been trained in the leading with wellbeing curriculum. .in 2020 a video studio was built to accommodate the ability to utilize zoom video conferencing as a way for dr. Beavis to minister to pastors and ministry leaders across the united states, as well as eastern europe and south east asia. This was a tremendously successful initiative that helped we ministries reach ministry leaders. This video infrastructure allows dr. Beavis to help ministry leadersnavigate the stressful impact that the global pandemic has had upon churches. Dr. Beavis has increased his influence to a wider audience of ministry leaders as a result of the global pandemic. He continues to speak on podcasts to several hundred ministry leaders with each episode. Each tuesday, dr. Beavis speaks on a zoom conference call to pastors from all over the united states. There are usually around forty pastors each week that attend. During the lock-down period of the pandemic, attendance was as high as two hundred pastors. Dr. Beavis continues to minister to pastors, on a confidential basis, who are experiencing burnout and other issues that are impeding their ability to lead from a place of wellbeing.”