Heaven’s Intended Man
Restoring men to the assignment they were made for — as priest of the home, as covering, as builder.
About Altar’d Global Church
We are a digital spiritual family — rooted in prayer, established in families, released to nations.
Our story
Before there was a church, there was a prayer line.
Altar’d Global Church was born out of 457 consecutive days of prayer. Not a campaign. Not a season. Four hundred and fifty-seven mornings of showing up, most of them before anyone was watching, until what began as a personal altar became a gathering, and the gathering became a house.
The prayer did not start as a strategy. It started because there was no other option. What we needed could not be organized into existence, hired, or scheduled — it had to be asked for, and then asked for again the next morning.
Somewhere in those months the line stopped being ours. People came who we had never met. Families started praying in their own homes on the days we were not gathered. Marriages that had gone quiet began speaking again. By the time we named it a church, it had already been functioning as one for a long while.
What we learned in those months is the thing we now build everything on: the altar is not a place you visit. It is a place you carry home.
Mission
Altar’d Global Church is commissioned to build global homes of prayer — helping families rebuild and get rooted in their prayer altars, establishing people in their Kingdom identity, and releasing God’s mantled leaders into their Kingdom purpose without doubt or financial burden.
Vision
Families who are the living expression of Deuteronomy 28:1–14 — homes of prayer standing as altars in every nation, lending and not borrowing, the head and not the tail.
Deuteronomy 28:12What we value
Prayer is not the opening item on the agenda. It is the agenda. Nothing gets built here that was not prayed into first, and no program survives that outlives its altar.
We disciple households, not just individuals. A believer who thrives while their home stays fragmented has not finished. We work on the marriage, the parenting, the money, and the table.
We teach people who they are in the Kingdom before we teach them what to do for it. Assignment without identity produces burnout every time.
We do not recruit volunteers. We steward servants who understand order, honor, and assignment. Structure is not the enemy of the Spirit; it is the container He fills.
A leader should never have to choose between the assignment and the light bill. We teach financial literacy, we build lenders instead of borrowers, and we send people out funded and free.
We are not gathering a crowd in one location. Every disciple is a potential Lighthouse and every Lighthouse is a potential nation.
How we disciple
Every person who joins this house is discipled through one of three tracks — because a household is only as restored as the people inside it.
Restoring men to the assignment they were made for — as priest of the home, as covering, as builder.
Awakening women to governing identity — not surviving the season, but stewarding it.
Building homes that reproduce — in faith, in finances, in generations, and in Lighthouses.
Our leadership
Pastor Avery serves this house with pastoral wisdom, apostolic shepherding, and spiritual covering, with a particular heart for leadership development and community strengthening.
Apostle Taushauna brings apostolic and prophetic insight focused on discipleship, spiritual formation, and helping believers grow in their understanding of Scripture, identity, and calling.