A New Era Going Where Jesus Went

We ask you this question:

Has the Lord called you out of waiting and into action? Has He stirred your heart to move—from prayer to participation, from standing in line to stepping out in faith, from silence to declaring His name?

There was a moment when faith could wait no longer. When the friends of a paralyzed man tore through the roof to get to Jesus, their desperation became determination. Their faith moved from believing to doing—and a miracle followed.

We sense the Holy Spirit calling us now in the same way: to move from waiting to walking, from prayer to power, from comfort to courage. This is not the hour to remain spectators in the crowd, but to rise and move with Jesus—to tear through every barrier that keeps others from His presence and bring the broken, the lost, and the hurting to His feet.

This is a call to action—a movement of faith that refuses to stand still when Jesus is moving. It’s time to go where He went, to love as He loved, and to minister as He ministered. The waiting season is over. The work of the Kingdom has begun.

The VMTC (Victorious Ministry Through Christ) ministry was founded to set individual Christians free to walk in deeper intimacy with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. From the beginning, VMTC has equipped believers—through its Clergy Schools of Prayer—to help others find that same freedom and healing.

In the past, much of our ministry was directed toward pastors, their spouses, and dedicated lay people—those already walking with the Lord and seeking a deeper relationship with Him.

But now, God is calling us into a new era. We are shifting from ministering primarily to the spiritually healthy, to reaching the sick, the broken, and the lost.

We are following in the footsteps of Jesus—going where He went—to the hurting, the rejected, the addicted, the oppressed, and the forgotten. We go not to condemn, but to bring His freedom, His forgiveness, and His love.

In this new era, we continue to minister to pastors, their spouses, and dedicated believers who desire a deeper walk with the Lord—but God is also calling us to widen our reach. We are now stepping beyond the familiar circle of the spiritually healthy to go where Jesus went—to the lost, the hurting, the broken, the addicted, the oppressed, and the forgotten.

This ministry is not for one group to administer or control, but for all who are led by the Holy Spirit and submitted to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. It is the Holy Spirit who leads, and Jesus who covers, directs, and governs this work. He is the true Head of VMTC, and we are His servants—listening, obeying, and ministering as He guides.

Our mission is no longer limited to the Church building—it is expanding into the streets, the shelters, the prisons, the hospitals, and the hidden places of pain where people long for hope and healing.

This is the heart of Christ and the renewed call of VMTC: to bring the wholeness of Jesus to a broken world, through the power of the Holy Spirit, setting captives free one life at a time.

We issue a holy charge to all who hear the Spirit’s call: Join us in this new era of VMTC ministry. The Lord is calling His people to rise, to rebuild, and to restore—to take the pattern He entrusted to us and carry it forward with renewed power and purity.

We return not to tradition for its own sake, but to the pattern God gave through Anne White—a pattern founded on Scripture, empowered by the Spirit, and proven through countless lives transformed by Jesus Christ. This is not a return to legalism or rigid formality, but to living order—the divine flow of the Holy Spirit that brings freedom, healing, and unity for the good of the one receiving ministry.

This pattern remains vital because it is not man-made. It is a vessel shaped by God for His glory—a framework through which the Holy Spirit moves in perfect love, discernment, and authority. Through it, the broken are restored, the captive set free, and the believer strengthened to walk in victorious life through Christ.

As we move forward, we do so with humility and boldness, depending wholly on the Holy Spirit. We come not in our own strength or wisdom, but in the authority of Jesus, reviving the foundations that were laid in faith, removing the barriers that have hindered His work, and releasing the anointing once again to bring His love and power to those who need Him most.

This is a movement of renewal—a call to rekindle the fire, to rebuild the altars of prayer, and to minister with compassion and conviction in the power of the risen Christ.

We move forward in humility, guarding the unity of the Spirit and walking in purity of heart. We serve not for recognition, but out of obedience to Jesus Christ. Our aim is not to build an organization, but to advance His Kingdom—one healed, restored life at a time.

Let us go where Jesus went, love as He loved, and serve as He served—until every heart knows the freedom that only He can give.