What We Do

Training is key to "reading" the next generation because it equips young leaders with the necessary knowledge and skills to understand young people's unique characteristics and spiritual needs. This allows them to effectively engage with students and support their spiritual development in a rapidly changing and often adverse culture.

Through our partnerships with other like-minded organizations and churches, we work to ensure that every student has the opportunity to build a strong spiritual foundation and is equipped to share the Gospel with their peers.  -- Join us in making the Gospel available to the Rising Generation.

Why?

Churches nationwide are seeing an unprecedented decline in weekly attendance, especially among younger generations. Leaders often experience depression, fatigue, and burnout. These trends are even worse with young leaders doing ministry in urban communities. We are dedicated to changing this. 

Our research shows that 94% of pastors in urban communities have no formal leadership development or Christian worldview training. Research also shows that Christian worldview training and leadership development go hand in hand with youth spiritual formation and community transformation. 

Titus's Unique Approach: "By investing in Next-Gen leaders and pastors, we invest in the future of our students and The Church."

Focus on the Future:

• Titus highlights the importance of preparing the next generation of leaders and pastors to lead the Church into the future.

Leadership Development:

• Titus emphasizes actively cultivating Next-Gen leaders and pastors through cohort-based training, coaching, and communities of practice.

Impact on Students:

• Titus's leadership recognizes that investing in Next-Generation leaders directly impacts the spiritual development and well-being of the young people in our churches and communities.

Church Sustainability:

• Titus aims to help churches remain relevant and empowered to reach the world for Christ by building a solid pipeline of new leaders.

The Name

Titus Foundation derives its name from the book of Titus in the New Testament, which refers to God's story of redemptive and restorative power. Paul provided Titus with training, guidance, and encouragement, preparing him for leadership in the early Church.