Christian Service Brigade celebrates and honors the role of the local church! This Pastor Appreciation Month, we want to bless your church and pastor by helping new families in your community connect with your church.
Christian Rosado
Christian Service Brigade is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael O’Hara as our new president. Mr. Michael O’Hara brings a wealth of experience in organizational leadership, executive account management, strategic planning, development and advancement, and marketing and communications.
Looking for a ministry to help raise boys into godly men? Christian Service Brigade provides mentorship, life skills, and spiritual growth through Christ-centered programs like Battalion and Stockade. As a mom, I’ve seen my five sons thrive, develop meaningful friendships, and grow into servant-hearted men with the guidance of godly mentors. CSB is a blessing…
Christian Service Brigade is as much a ministry to families as it is to boys. Men who join to help boys are often equipped to be better husbands, fathers and friends. Erin Jones, the wife of one of our Brigade leaders shares the many ways God used Brigade not only in the lives of her…
When common sense is not all that common
There he stood near the front door, just a few days into his first week of high school. He had all of his school binders and books stacked in his hands, so high I could barely see his face. Pencils and papers were hanging loosely out of…
Motherhood took me by surprise. The kind of surprise that happens 9 months after your wedding day. Yes ... that kind.
I was never that little girl; the one that dreamed of being a mom and having a house brimming with kids. I was the tomboy. As the second oldest of five, my sister and…
A Mother's Journey from Fear to Faith.
I know fear. In fact, for over 20 years fear was my best friend. I lived in it. I was controlled by it. I made decisions based on it. My whole worldview was saturated in fear ... and I didn’t even realize it. One of the many experiences…
We were on a mission to Target and I was already exhausted. Snacks: check! Stubborn overloaded cart: check! Cranky child: check! Getting myself and two children ages one and two out the door was going to be no small accomplishment.
“I need help” was not part of my vocabulary before I had kids. Independent, self-reliant, emotionally stable, responsible, and punctual, were words I would’ve used to describe myself before these little … bundles of joy … entered my life and changed everything! Though I found it difficult to admit, one word now seemed to describe my life as a young mom: “needy!”
Key to my strategy for a successful trip to Target was to diligently avoid the toy isle, but somewhere along my predetermined path, Adriel, my two year old son, spotted a truck from his beloved CARS movie. “Hold truck . . . mine?” he asked simply, and with reluctance, I let him hold it. Once in his hands there was no going back. One of two endings would be my fate. My son was going to leave with a new $15 truck, or I was going to leave in tears with a 2 year old screaming in my arms. We recently moved from New Jersey, trying to adjust to life with two little ones and one income was a big change. We really were just getting by and a $15 truck was not in our budget.