“1 Million Strong: Loving Our Partners Through Relationship!”

Partnership with Focus Ministries International (FMI) involves a covenant connection. It is a commitment to assist Pastor Rod Spratley and Jenifer Spratley with fulfilling their God-given destiny to impact the lives of millions by spreading the Gospel worldwide. Every soul that is saved and life that is changed through FMI is credited to the heavenly accounts of our Vision Partners.

What Is a Partner? a Partner?

A partner is “one who shares responsibility in some common activity with another individual or group.”

A Vision Partner of Focus Ministries International is “someone who is committed to this ministry and shares its vision.” 

Partnership is “the relationship between people who support one another in the achievement of a common goal.”

By no means is partnership just an avenue through which to raise finances. Instead, it involves a mutual exchange of faithfulness. Pastor Rod Spratley and Jenifer Spratley faithfully and actively pray on behalf of our Vision Partners daily. They declare the blessing—the empowerment to prosper and excel—on our Vision Partners. Vision Partners of this ministry have a right to connect to the anointing that is on this ministry so that they, too, can prosper spiritually, socially, mentally, physically, emotionally and financially.  

Our Part:

• Pray daily for God’s blessings to be on you
• Study and diligently seek the Word of God
• Minister to you quarterly through a personal letter from Pastor Rod
• Furnish you with an official partner certificate
• Periodically offer special gifts for your spiritual edification and growth
• Provide quality customer service and products
• Be good stewards and operate with integrity and excellence

Your Part:

• Attend meetings in your area
• Always pray for Pastor Rod, his family and Focus Ministries International
• Contact us periodically within a two-year period
• Actively strive to recruit new Vision Partners
• Support us financially with your monthly pledge: "Not because I desire a gift: but I desire fruit that may abound to your account” (Philippians 4:17 ).