Equipping + Developing + Training

We Equip Develop and Train
Pastors and Ministry Leaders
to Fulfill The Mission of The Church.

Mentorship is a training conference geared toward equipping, developing, and mentoring Pastors, Church Leaders, and Ministry Teams who desire to excel in ministry.

Growing a church in our post-modern world takes more than conventional processes and popular methods. It demands spirit-led creativity, adaptability, purpose, and structure. The ability to manage time becomes essential as a church or organization grows. What brought you to where you are today will not take you to where God is leading you.  A church cannot grow beyond its present structure. We cannot spiritualize organizational issues, and we cannot organize spiritual issues.  Building a church takes strategic planning and structure as well as those spiritual components. Jesus fed 5000 men only when He organized them into groups. This year's Mentorship Training Conference will take you and your ministry team to the next level numerically, spiritually, and financially.  We must increase our capacity to grow in areas of administration and structure. When we do this, we create lanes for the ministry team to drive. Mentorship Conference will change your life and those who labor with you in ministry. It is our deepest desire that this training conference will change and enrich every attendee, culminating in a divine visitation by the Lord. Our Prayer is for God to give you the instruction and wisdom you need to take your church into the dimension of blessing and realized potential.

Mentorship has built a reputation for providing instruction on cutting-edge church growth principles.  Given that ministry requires vision, passion, creativity, and insight. Mentorship is designed to equip, train, mentor, and inspire pastors and leaders with practical tools to increase their church’s effectiveness.

Mentorship was birthed out of a desire to see pastors equipped with the tools they need to lead and grow dynamic churches. In 2000, the first conference was held in Atlanta, GA. The hundred or so individuals who gathered there were challenged to reach deeper, go further, give more, and increase their faith to believe in God for their cities and communities.

Alonzo Terry was a gifted vision caster and the Bishop of Solid Rock Pentecostal Church in Atlanta, GA. During his 35 years of ministry in Atlanta, Bishop Terry became known as a man with profound vision, integrity, and excellent leadership instincts. He was committed to reaching people worldwide, and he infused the ministry with a fresh vision promoting culturally relevant evangelism and culturally diverse congregations. He taught diversity training sessions nationwide, helping churches understand and implement a strategy to reach their community. Bishop Terry instilled sound stewardship principles in every new member through discipleship training along with annual and monthly teaching and training specifically about stewardship to the congregation. He was a strong advocate for educational achievement and assisting his church members in creating wealth opportunities.

In 2000, he founded Mentorship Conference, a life-changing training conference designed to equip, train, and mentor pastors and their leadership teams with proven principles and application methods that will enable them to expand their ministries. Given that ministry requires vision, passion, creativity, and insight, Mentorship has built a reputation for providing instruction on cutting-edge church growth principles. Bishop Terry also established a ministry called Exponential. This ministry was intended for Senior Pastors who desire one-on-one development and mentoring. He helped maximize pastors’ ministry potential through coaching, training, mentoring, and development.

Pastor Terry served as a member of the General Board, Georgia District Board, Home Missions Administrative Board of the United Pentecostal Church International, and as chairman of Building The Bridge. Pastor Terry was very active in the community and political arena in his city and state. Pastor Terry resided in Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife, Kathy, and their three children: Jonathan, Nathaniel, and Kaitlyn.