Mission Statement

Amen Ministries Inc. is a not for profit organization established to support and develop males of all ages to strive for an “A” in every area of their lives so that they can impact all “MEN” (mankind) to do the same. Thus, “AMEN”. It is this organization’s firm belief that it is a great privilege to be a man; but with great privilege comes great responsibility. Amen Ministries Inc.’s mission is to show males the privilege and teach them the responsibility of manhood, as well as expose them to their potential and show how they can positively impact the community they live in.

This mission will be accomplished through mentorship, seminars, group outings, life lessons, volunteering public services and men fellowship meetings. It is our belief that by doing this we will increase our members’ standard of living, raise expectations out of life, inspire and promote education and good work ethics. Membership in Amen Ministries Inc. will motivate males to live a positive life as role models, fathers, husbands, brothers and leaders at work and in the community they live in.

It is effective to help people when it is convenient. However, we pride ourselves to extend our help even when it is not because we believe that everyone matters. –

Michael Adolphus  MSOL, Founder and President

70% of youths in state-operated institutions come from fatherless homes. (U.S. Dept. of Justice, Sept. 1988) but children with Fathers who are involved are more likely to enjoy school and engage in extracurricular activities. “Amen”

Studies on parent-child relationships and child well being show that a father’s love is an important factor in predicting the social, emotional, and cognitive development and functioning of children and young adults. “Amen.”

At Amen Ministries Inc. we believe that the role of a father in the lives of children is an important one. We also believe that a positive male in the lives of men has great value as well. In order to change the world we have to start by first changing the mind of mankind. “Amen”