Joshua Perkins

I chose to become an ordained minister online because I know God called me to serve Him and to start the ministry He placed on my heart. Getting ordained was a way to step forward in obedience, prepare myself for the work ahead, and begin building the ministry God has entrusted to me. It wasn’t about convenience—it was about answering His call and taking the first step into my purpose.”

I am From the State of North Carolina

My hope with my online ordination is to step fully into the calling God placed on my life. I want to build a ministry that reaches people who feel overlooked, offer spiritual guidance, teach the Word, and serve my community with humility. This ordination is not the end goal—it’s the beginning of walking out the purpose God has given me.”

Yes—my faith is rooted in the Christian tradition, and everything I do as a minister is centered on following Jesus and teaching the truth of Scripture. My focus isn’t on labels or denominations as much as it is on living out the gospel, serving people with love, and helping others grow in their relationship with Christ.”

I’m based in Durham, North Carolina, and most of my ministry work is centered in the Triangle area. I’m familiar with serving in Durham but can't leave the county right now . I’m open to talk about region for ministry needs, especially when it involves prayer support, teaching, pastoral care, or officiating ceremonie and help with addiction. My goal is to be present where God opens doors, particularly in the places I know well and can serve effectively.”

Yes—beyond preaching and teaching, I provide spiritual guidance, prayer support, biblical encouragement, and pastoral care for anyone who needs it. My heart is to walk with people through their struggles, celebrate their victories, and help them grow in their relationship with God. I’m committed to serving with compassion, humility, and the love of Christ in every interaction.”