About Pure Path
Being a brand new ministry it is important for us to explain as much about Pure Path as we can. In the about section of our web page we have some great information that explains what we believe and how we formed our ministry strategy.

Who is Pure Path?

We believe that purity is a path walked out one step at a time over the course of one’s life. Purity is not just a onetime decision made in a moment of conviction but a conviction produced by the work of the Holy Spirit in ones heart, and it is protected through discipleship relationship.

The Church is the people that God has called to make those disciples. So because we believe that the church is the place that this happens, we want to be a servant to the church and help them do the ministry God has called them to.

Our Ministry is built on 4 principles

(1) Partnership – a noun meaning an association of two or more parties as allies.

• Pure Path is built on partnership with the local church, pastors, parents, teachers, and mentors. We believe the power of real transformation in the lives of any student is within these relationships.

• All that Pure Path does is equip, train, resource, and creatively empower its partners to talk about difficult, but important, sexual topics.

(2) Purge – a verb meaning to rid of whatever is impure or undesirable; cleanse; purify

• Purity is not obtained through self will but through the person and work of Jesus and the empowerment of His Spirit.

• All the Resources will be infused with the purging power of the Gospel and will continually remind the teacher and the student to look to Jesus for purity.

(3) Plunge – a verb meaning to embark on a course of action

• Pure Path will resource leaders with cutting edge discipleship tools to enable them to plunge into a discipleship relationship, by giving them raw topics to discuss on a weekly basis that build communication, trust, and a discipleship relationship over an extended period of time.
• As you plunge into the topics pure path commits to be there with you every step of the way.

(4) Patience – a noun meaning quiet, steady perseverance; even-tempered care; diligence: to work with patience.

• This is where each leader has to develop a mentality that purity is a path and not a onetime event by staying patient and committed to being in a long term, loving discipleship relationship with each student.
• Pure Path will remain patient in continuing to develop cutting edge resources to help them keep focused on discipleship. This is where Pure Path desires to be a second wind for the long race.