About us · Who we are
A prophetic church, sent to make disciples.
Streams of Joy Houston exists to equip, empower and encourage the body of Christ, and to make disciples locally and globally.
Our story
Part of a global family, rooted in Houston.
We are a prophetic church with a mandate to equip, empower and encourage the body of Christ to operate in the supernatural and to make disciples locally and globally through our weekly programs and services.
We teach people to apply biblical truth to every aspect of their lives and encourage God’s people to serve the world around them like Christ did. Our Holy – spirit inspired message is designed with you in mind to connect and equip you with straight-forwardness, fullness and Power of the gospel with miracles and testimonies abounding.
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Matthew 28:19
Our mandate
What we're here to do
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Our Vision
Our core vision is to see a church made up of people from many ethnic backgrounds and nationalities with strong passion to serve God, love one another, saturating our environment and the world with the presence and power of God.
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Our Mission
Streams of Joy seeks to have a multi-ethnic membership (that is a congregation of people from many ethnic groups) reaching and crisscrossing all nations of the world.
We are committed and responsible disciples of Jesus Christ who are ready to give joy, hope, and peace to everyone who walks through our doors.
We are committed to showing the love of Christ to everyone we come in contact with.
We are committed to the maturity of the saints and equipping them to become who God wants them to be.
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What We Believe
We have a strong passion to serve God and Love one another saturating our environment and the world with the presence and power of God. We believe in the power of God’s word in changing lives and through the manifestation of the Supernatural.
Meet the people who lead us.
Pastor Jerry Eze, Pastor GT Pender and Pastor Joyce Pender.
