
Eleven22 · Ministries
First Responders.
First responders dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our communities and we want to come alongside you with encouragement, care and support.
A demanding,
often thankless job.
Being a first responder is a demanding and often thankless job. Our desire is to show our appreciation and support to the first responder community in a variety of ways. We do this primarily through several verticals of ministry support.
Chaplaincy Care
If you or a loved one is in need of one-on-one support, we have a group of trained, ordained, licensed chaplains who have been commissioned to walk alongside anyone who desires support for whatever season you need. This can be for a day, a week, a month or a year. There is no time limit we place on your healing. Our goal is to help you find the abundant life that Jesus offers by being an external, confidential resource separate from your agency and chain of command. We also have an extensive list of licensed mental health counselors available should you desire to be connected with additional professional care.
Request careConnections
We believe that isolation is one of the primary tools our Enemy, Satan, uses to steal, kill and destroy everything about the abundant life we are promised in John 10:10. Being connected to a body of believers is one of the simplest ways to combat the Enemy's plans. We offer many gospel-centered opportunities for you to get connected, including first responder retreats, disciple groups, Bible studies, mission trips and serve opportunities.
Ask about a Bible studyLiaison Program
Active duty and retired first responders can help be the face of our ministry by actively engaging your peers as a representative by encouraging participation and helping others understand what we do, why we do it and how our ministry operates. The easiest way to do so is to get involved yourself and become part of our alumni network.
Station Ministry
We have active stop stations at each of our permanent campuses with 24-hour access for patrol officers. These clean, safe, climate-controlled environments provide a place to rest, use restrooms and enjoy snacks and drinks in a private setting rather than relying on public convenience stores. We also have a program that allows our congregation to adopt local firehouses, police stations and substations as a ministry opportunity. Teams visit four to six times per year to provide encouragement and prayer, and they have even been known to deliver gift baskets during the holidays.
Serve Opportunities
If you would like to serve our first responder community, you can get involved at your local campus by supporting your campus stop station, adopting a local firehouse, police station or substation, serving at outreach events hosted by our campuses or volunteering at events our ministry hosts for agencies throughout the year.
Join the serve teamAdopt a station.
Show up for the people who show up.



