Pursuing communal equity through the relational engagement of spiritual, physical, and mental training together.
Putting in the Training Together
On the blocks & corners of neighborhoods throughout the world, there is a spoken, and at times unspoken, operational code found among young people. The mentality of “putting in work” to gain acceptance and prove one’s worth has been the wide road of destruction that has derailed the purpose and ultimately the lives of underloved children and youth. In an effort to repurpose this code in a right side up approach, and to incorporate the model of discipleship Christ has called us to, PITTT (Putting in The Training Together) Ministries is committed to faithful relational presence which inevitably drives successful programs. Since the fostering of relationships will be the foundational component by which we operate, offering various training program(s) will be the conduit whereby mentorship flows.
Fully pursuing the Lord mentally, physically, & spiritually better positions us to understand His relational purpose. This affords those in our sphere of influence the opportunity to thrive in the same manner. Training the mind, body, and spirit grants young men and women the ability to develop a fighting resolve that will equip them well for the turbulence of life.
Remaining committed to holistic discipleship will model the importance of the Gospel. Organic relationships will inspire genuine worship filled lives that pave the way for a balanced life.
Youth who devote themselves to lifelong learning will mature into warrior poets. Young people who fight for what is good as well as uphold a commitment to being wise and thoughtful with their actions will inevitably develop strong character.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & kickboxing serve as tools that facilitate learning how to combat the ego in a healthy way. Creating an atmosphere where pride can be tangibly dismantled can naturally birth an eagerness for growth.
“He also brought me up out of a horrible pit, Out of the miry clay, And set my feet upon a rock, And established my steps.”
