OUR FOUNDER

 Apostle Mark Beach is a passionate and anointed servant of God, delivering timely and powerful messages through the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Known for his unwavering faith in prayer and commitment to the Word of God, Pastor Beach ministers with deep conviction and purpose.

He came to Christ in July 1994 while serving in the U.S. Army in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. In October 1996, he answered the divine call to preach and teach God’s anointed Word. Pastor Beach met his beloved wife, Nevador D. Freeman, in 1998, and they were married on December 16, 2000. Together, they became co-laborers in the faith, and in January 2013, God expanded their ministry to establish the Ministry of Divine Purpose, which began humbly in their living room.

Pastor Beach has a degree in Biblical and Theological Studies, and is building on his Associates Degree in Applied Technology from Central Texas College. He is also a 2013 graduate of Sonship School of the First Born. Pastor Beach was spiritually aligned under the late Apostle Nathaniel Holcomb and Pastor Valerie Holcomb through Covenant Connections International, adhering to their teachings, disciplines, and spiritual guidance. Ministry of Divine Purpose is now under the spiritual covering and powerful leadership of Apostle G.L. Grace and Pastor Danielle Grace of Balance Believers Ministries, Killeen, Texas where Pastor Mark Beach was anointed and elevated to the office of the Apostle.

His God-given vision is to reach, teach, and bring spiritual maturity to those who are distressed, discontented, and in debt with Biblical Truth, Discipleship, and Outreach. Apostle Beach is driven by the “Great Commission” (Matthew 28:18-20), seeking to raise up warriors for Christ who are trained, tested, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Gifted by God to receive, teach, and preach His Word, Apostle Beach has a unique ability to connect with people and deliver messages that meet them where they are, all for the glory of God.

“and I will give you Pastors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understanding”  (Jeremiah 3:15)

“But by the grace of God I am what I am…” (1 Corinthians 15:10)

Pastor Nevador Beach, a divinely called and ordained minister of the gospel, is the co-Founder and Pastor who stands alongside her husband, Apostle Mark Beach of the Ministry of Divine Purpose (MODP) located at 1916 W. Avenue M in Temple, Texas. 

In 2006 as a U.S. Military family residing in the state of Oklahoma and under the leadership of Bishop Thomas & Prophetess Josephine Urquhart of interdenominational of faith, Lees, Louisiana, Pastor Mark and Co-Pastor Nevador Beach answered and accepted the call to the pastorate.

In 2012 after returning to the state of Texas, God gave Pastors Mark and Nevador Beach, a vision to birth Ministry of Divine Purpose which originated in their home located in Nolanville, Texas. 

As a result of this vision under the spiritual covering and impactful leadership of the late Bishop Nate Holcomb, founder of Covenant Connect International in Copperas Cove, Texas, Pastor Mark and Nevador Beach were ordained as Pastors in the state of Texas.

Ministry of Divine Purpose is now under the spiritual covering and powerful leadership of Apostle G.L. Grace and Pastor Danielle Grace of Balance Believers Ministries, Killeen, Texas, where Pastor Mark Beach was anointed and elevated to the office of the Apostle. Additionally, under the leadership of Apostle Mark Beach was the ordination of Prophetess Nevador Beach.

Prophetess Nevador is the Executive Administrator of MODP where she oversees all aspects of the church administration and oversight of the auxiliaries and ministries. She introduced Marriage Enrichment where she shares and teaches alongside her loving husband Apostle Mark Beach. 

God has gifted her as an anointed and powerful speaker and seer. With a heart to see God’s people advance and to be all He has called them to be, Prophetess Nevador teaches the word in strong truth and love. 

You will often hear her quote Hebrews 10:24-25 which says: 

v.24 And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: 

v. 25 Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.