The Scribal Conservatory Arts & Worship Center

WHO WE ARE
The Scribal Conservatory Arts & Worship Center is safe place to explore, activate, refine and demonstrate your gifts and talents in the Lord while being immersed in the reality of Christ. We fully understand the journey of the worshipper and artisan, and are here to empower believers in walking out their purpose and destiny in Christ.

WHAT IS A CONSERVATORY/CONSERVATOR?
A “Conservatory” is a college or university of study. A “Conservator” is a guardian or protector of a specific body of knowledge or work. As “Conservators” we protect the vision, mission and purpose of the “Conservatory” to transform nations, reinforce covenant, increase understanding and elevate Christ above men.

TRANSFORMING NATIONS
The Scribal Conservatory Arts & Worship Center is committed to helping believers achieve true healing and freedom in their lives through transformation into likeness and image of Christ. (Romans 12:2)

REINFORCING COVENANT
We are committed to helping believers discover a more excellent way of living through the Christ’s better covenant. This covenant is centered on apprehending what it means to fully embrace Christ’s covenant, and His design for his bride to walk in unity. Our goal is to demonstrate the deep abiding love for God, and for one another in our families, congregational relationships, friendships and within our communities. It is our desire to see this covenant alive and well in us. We build people, not buildings. (Hebrews 8:6-13)

ELEVATING CHRIST ABOVE MEN
We are living in a time when the congregation is overflowing with idolatry – the worship of men, the worship of self, the worship of things, the love of money, the pursuit of fame, the building of personal kingdoms, etc. The Scribal Conservatory is committed to pursuing Christ unconditionally, drawing a clear and defining line between pure ministry and idol worship. Our goal is simple: We want to see Him and to make Him known. (Hebrews 3)

INCREASING UNDERSTANDING
The Scribal Conservatory believes that one of the keys to experiencing the fulness of God is understanding His intention. We are committed to ensuring that every member of our congregation is rooted in apprehending the intention of Christ. (Prov 2:1-15)