Network Overview
The 777th Precinct Alliance is a relational network of ministries, households of faith, leaders and Kingdom-minded individuals connected through covenant relationship, shared values and a common desire to advance the purposes of God within their respective communities, nations and spheres of influence.
The Alliance does not exist as a conventional denominational structure, nor is its purpose to create institutional control over independent ministries. It is a relational framework through which leaders and ministries can walk together in mutual recognition, accountability, encouragement, equipping and cooperation while remaining faithful to the particular mandate God has entrusted to them.
At the heart of the Alliance is the conviction that the Body of Christ is strengthened when relationships are built upon trust, covenant, honour, biblical order and shared Kingdom purpose.
A Relational Alliance
The 777th Precinct Alliance recognises that meaningful Kingdom relationships extend beyond geographical borders. The network therefore connects leaders and ministries across different regions and nations while encouraging local expression and responsibility.
Each oversight area is supported through recognised relational leadership. These leaders serve primarily to:
- strengthen covenant relationships;
- encourage and support leaders and ministries;
- promote biblical alignment and sound doctrine;
- facilitate communication and cooperation;
- identify opportunities for training, equipping and development;
- encourage local and trans-local ministry relationships;
- support emerging ministries and Kingdom initiatives; and
- help strengthen the representation of Christ within communities and society.
Oversight within the Alliance is therefore understood as relational service and responsibility, rather than control.
Local and Global Expression
The present network includes relationships and ministry connections within:
South Africa
Local ministries, community initiatives and Houses of Faith located in various towns and communities.
Africa
Relational ministry connections extending into several African nations.
Asia
Developing relationships and ministry connections within the Asian region.
Australasia
Relationships extending into New Zealand and the wider Australasian region.
North America
Relational ministry representation within North America.
Sectors
The Alliance also recognises that Kingdom influence is not limited to traditional church ministry. For this reason, specific sectors are being developed to encourage Kingdom representation in society, including:
- Marketplace Ministry;
- Moot Business Chamber; and
- Ward Committees and community participation.
Our Purpose
The purpose of the 777th Precinct Alliance is to connect, equip, strengthen and multiply covenant relationships that demonstrate the life and government of the Kingdom of God.
Our desire is not merely to build a larger network, but to see healthy and mature leaders, ministries and households of faith becoming effective representatives of Christ wherever God has planted them.
The Alliance therefore seeks to encourage:
Biblical Foundation
Everything must remain rooted in the Word of God.
Covenant Relationships
Relationships are built upon trust, honour, mutual respect and faithfulness.
Kingdom Impact
Our relationships should ultimately contribute toward the transformation and strengthening of people, families and communities.
Multiplication
Healthy Kingdom relationships should reproduce healthy leaders, disciples, households and ministries for future generations.
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…”
— Matthew 28:19 BSB
Network Overview
The diagram below provides a visual overview of the present structure of the 777th Precinct Alliance, the areas of relational oversight, and the countries, communities and sectors presently represented within the network.
The network remains relational and developmental in nature. As new covenant relationships are established and existing relationships mature, this overview may be expanded and updated accordingly.
