Agape Hood

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Join us every Sunday Morning at 1115 at Fort Hood’s Main Post Chapel. We aim to be a Family that builds community and makes the gospel clear!

10/31/2026

come see us!!!

10/30/2026

Bring your best chili and join Agape Hood on Sunday, November 8, for a fellowship meal after worship! Enjoy a free, family-friendly lunch filled with good food, friendly competition, and time together. Enter your favorite recipe for a chance to win one of eight awards, including best mild chili, white chili, vegetarian chili, funniest name, and best decorated station. Whether you bring a pot or simply come hungry, there is a place for you at the table. Cooks should bring at least five to six quarts. Invite a friend and enjoy fellowship with us!

10/29/2026

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10/27/2026

https://agapecavazos.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/3926155 A Missional Community is a gospel community (Family) that lives out the mission of God together (Missionaries) in a specific context and to a particular people by demonstrating the gospel in tangible forms (Servants) and declaring the gospel to others - both to those who believe it and those who are exposed to it.
Missional Communities serve as our organizing principle at Agape. We want to orient the majority of our efforts to building and growing these communities. These communities are simple. They are a community of people who serve their neighbors intentionally, live out the gospel daily, and seek to glorify God in the everyday practices of life. However, despite their simplicity, we must deconstruct our church habits to truly prioritize being on mission and in community.
We are building
We are continually aiming to build missional communities that can reproduce here and all over the military. Building a community on mission can be challenging. Here are some things to consider. Learn more about missional communities here

1. Start with shared leadership:
Leading a community alone can be daunting. It is important to start by sharing leadership with partners and friends who love Jesus and who long and desire to make Jesus known. Find people who have different strengths than you. If you are a teacher you may want to find someone who is gifted in the area of hospitality. Here are some biblical concepts to leader gifting and strengths:
Prophetic type - emphasis on the unchanging truths of God's character, the Gospel message, and the mission of the church.
Priestly Type: an emphasis on the care of the soul and caring for one another.
Kingly Type: an emphasis on the tangible working out of the mission through structures, strategic thinking, and hands-on activity.

2. Build a foundation on the Gospel:
Gospel Power: Saved from the penalty of sin; being saved from the power of sin; and will be saved from the presence of sin.
Gospel People: New Identity in Christ.
Gospel Purpose: Making disciples who make disciples
Gospel Practices: Live out the Gospel in everyday rhythms

3. Live with gospel intentionality
Lead with prayerful dependency
Make sure the group knows the story of God
Become familiar with each others' stories
Become proficient in Gospel Fluency and the practice of proclaiming the Gospel into the heart of others.

4. Have A Clearly defined mission:
Ask God to clarify your mission - Who you are called to make disciples of
Identify the difference between reactive and proactive mission
Begin to pray intentionally for the mission
Leaders clearly state the mission and call others to participate in it

5. Begin to adjust the life of the community around the mission
Shape the weekly schedule to flow with the cultural schedule
Strategically place meetings to make space for missional engagement
Pay close attention to seasons and patterns in the culture of the mission field
Develop pathways of engagement in the Gospel (Demonstrate and Declare)
Clarify Gospel Barriers
Identify the Gospel doors and pathways

6. Stay connected to overseer and coach
Coaching for ongoing development of leadership
Assessments to identifying ongoing training needs
Develop strategic plans together
Supplement for areas of weakness

7. Plan for multiplication
Regularly sow seeds of multiplication into everything (from the beginning) "We will reproduce"
Identify apprentice leaders 2 Timothy 2:2
Intentionally share leadership of the community (Leadership development is best in community. )
Birth new communities!

10/25/2026

In Ms Heather’s preschool class we make learning about God fun! We get to pick animal voices to answer why we can trust God! 🦄 🦖 🦁 🫍

Register for If:Table for this Monday! https://agapecavazos.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3933331

10/24/2026

10/23/2026

If you are in Montague Village, on West Fort Hood, you are invited to our community movie night TOMORROW! 🎥 🍕 🍿 If you know someone who lives over there, send them an invite!

**Bring law chairs or blankets!**

(We will be set up in the field by the Montague CDC)

10/22/2026

Another fun morning at Agape Kids club! 🤗 Join us for our November club days & bring some friends on Nov 5th and Nov 19th! 💙

10/22/2026

Check out all the great opportunities at Agape!

10/21/2026

Join us tomorrow for Agape Kids Club in the Main Post Chapel gym! 9:30-11:30AM. We can’t wait to see you there! 🤗

Address

1881 Tank Destroyer Boulevard, Bldg 320
Fort Hood, TX
76544

Opening Hours

11:15am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+12542886545

Website

https://www.agapehood.com/

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