“Get mobilized and ready to go!”

BulldozerFaith is committed to reaching the poor and broken-hearted within local communities, discovering ways to build effective evangelism models and visible points of ministry service, particularly in recreational areas — offering prayer, hope in Yeshua (Jesus), water immersions (baptisms), and Bible study discipleship.

“A prophetic journey to demonstrate that God’s word is truth.”

For many years, BulldozerFaith has prayed and waited on the Lord’s timing to raise His spiritual army, and now we have arrived at this new chapter with a plan and commission from the Holy Spirit. The journey to get here has been amazing, unraveling the mysteries of the Messiah and restoring many key foundations lost in Christianity today. After years of testing and growing in Yeshua as we walked the Land of Israel, BulldozerFaith believes that the blindfold is coming off the eyes of believers, and the time has come to step into the harvest fields. Over the last few months, we have watched pastors open their eyes to the hunger around them, awakening the desire to join us in this mission to reach the lost and be a witness to ALL of our community, not just those in our congregations.

Through this mission agency, we want to develop 1,000 outreach sites in parks and public gathering areas across North America with gazebos offering prayer, letters of hope, and baptisms. By living our faith where those not yet saved can see, we become a testimony that attracts atheists and lost individuals of all backgrounds to witness the transformation and feel comfortable speaking with us.

We recognize the urgency of this task and believe the Holy Spirit will provide for the size of this vision and produce the fruit that will lead to many meeting their savior, Yeshua HaMashiach (Jesus Christ).

“The best way to build is to be an example.”

By establishing a mission training house in Fort Worth, Texas, BulldozerFaith will invite people to stay, train, and discover how to minister the Gospel of the Kingdom to their communities. Through equipping the body of Messiah with small groups and larger training events, we will release individuals and couples into their ministry callings — offering mission opportunities, ordinations, and ministry support to those who demonstrate leadership skills.

“Hi, Pastor of the Park, will you pray for me?”

Consistency is the key to outreach because it shows the people that you care about building relationships. During a two-week mission outreach in a park in Fort Worth, Texas, Kenny Russell saw many of the same people every day and became known as the “Pastor of the Park.” Through witnessing the baptisms, prayer times, and daily declarations of faith, the people began trusting Kenny and, by the end of his time, were lining up before he’d even set up his gazebo to ask for prayer.

After hearing this phrase numerous times, Kenny felt the nudge of the Holy Spirit to establish a project that trains pastoral ministries to go into their local parks, bringing the love of God to unbelievers right where they are.