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The Hubs Alliance is a fellowship of Spirit-filled, five-fold ministers who share a hunger for the tangible Presence of God and a desire for safe relationships with other revivalists. It is not a denomination and does not govern the ministries of its members. Instead, it provides a connected space — through this app — where associated ministers can build fellowship, ask questions, and hold one another accountable, while a smaller core handles decisions when necessary.

What the Hubs Alliance Is

  • A group of Spirit-filled, five-fold ministers seeking the Presence of God for themselves, their regions, and the world.
  • A safe place for revivalists to build Biblical fellowship, ask questions, and discuss issues related to moves of God.
  • A network of “Hubs of Habitation” — places with freedom for the Holy Spirit to move, where five-fold ministry is recognized and functions, and where God’s presence is continually contended for.
  • A mutual fellowship to build each other up and keep the river of God’s presence as free as possible from sinful, unethical, and unBiblical contamination.

What the Hubs Alliance Is Not

  • Not a denomination. Members remain connected to the denominations or groups they already belong to.
  • Not a governance agency for associated churches or ministries.
  • Not a place to debate the validity or reality of revivals and moves of God.
  • Not a platform to exalt a ministry or for someone to establish control — those motives will not find a good fit here.

How It Is Structured

  • The Core — the few decision-makers for the group, charged with handling decisions when necessary.
  • The Associated Ministers — ministers brought in through relationship, dialogue, and Core approval, with access to deeper discussion.
  • The Public — open to anyone who downloads the app to stay informed of Alliance activity and news.

Four Guidelines for Involvement

  • A willingness to live and minister within moral, ethical, and Biblical boundaries.
  • A desire to be in relationship with other five-fold ministries — the “Lone Ranger” will not be comfortable here.
  • A hunger for the tangible Presence of God and a sustained move that carries that expression.
  • Something to bring to the table — a contribution to the fellowship.

Accountability & Conduct

  • Members are vetted as they come in and held accountable, with the goal of restoration first rather than quick cut-off.
  • When concerns arise, the Core approaches the person to clarify whether a problem exists and pursues remedial or protective steps if needed.
  • The group seeks to be approachable, accessible, and accountable to one another.