OUR VALUES
UTC has a person-centred approach to support and help individuals to recognise, embrace and embark upon their call from God. Having a person-centred practice for all processes within the UTC ministries.
1. Visionary leadership - clear vision and mission, and inspired to fulfil the call.
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2. Shared values and beliefs - demonstrating, sharing and articulating a person-centred approach in all areas of ministry.
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3. Achieving outcomes for individuals in day-to-day life, impacting their eternal future. Person-centred reviews and understanding what further needs to be developed.
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4. Community focus and contributing to the growth in the local area.
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5. Empowered team and clear purpose - matching gifting and hobbies in growth in Christ
Individual and organisational learning
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6. Working together and making shared decisions, and building on relationships with all stakeholders.​
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7. Person-centredness embedded throughout the DNA of UTC.
UTC recognises that we are all unique with an individual call for a corporate kingdom-building responsibility as the body of Christ.
UTC Prepares for every Season
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Every year, we set aside 21 days of Prayer and Fasting to seek God's face, align our hearts with His will, and prepare for the season ahead. Before plans are made, before decisions are taken, and before new assignments are embraced, we first come before the Lord.
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Prayer gives us direction.
Fasting brings clarity.
God provides revelation.
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As a ministry, we believe that every season should be entered with spiritual preparation, not human assumption. Just as Jesus withdrew to pray before significant moments of ministry, we too choose to pause, listen, and allow the Holy Spirit to lead us into the year ahead.
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Our prayer is that we would be:
Enriched in His presence
Enlightened by His truth
Elevated into His purpose
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As we seek God together, we trust Him to reveal vision, strengthen faith, open doors, and prepare us for all He has planned.
"Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him, and He will act." – Psalm 37:5
