Guidon Ministries was founded out of conviction that this generation of servicemembers faces a spiritual crossroads. The military has long been a place of discipline, duty, and sacrifice, yet today those virtues are often detached from truth. Many young men and women enter service without grounding in Scripture, without a connection to a local church, and without a clear picture of what faithful obedience looks like in a shifting culture.
Guidon exists to meet that need. We raise up missionaries to the military community, people who proclaim Christ, live with integrity, and strengthen the church on and around military bases.
Rooted in Conviction
The call to reach servicemembers is not new, but the urgency has grown. Our culture is changing rapidly, and the armed forces reflect that change. Moral clarity has given way to confusion. Conviction is often replaced by comfort. The next generation needs truth that does not move.
In September 2025, Charlie Kirk was martyred while speaking at Utah Valley University. His death, combined with a rising generation hungry for truth, made clear that Christianity must take a stand. What Charlie had been doing on college campuses—challenging young people with conviction and biblical truth—was stirring hearts across the nation.
That raised an important question: Who is doing this for the military? When the founders looked for conservative, biblically faithful ministries reaching servicemembers with truth and discipling them in sound doctrine, they found a gap that needed to be filled. Out of that conviction, Guidon was born.
The Moment Before Us
This is a decisive time. Across the country, young adults are searching for stability and meaning. Many are open to truth but lack direction. The military is full of opportunity, structured yet transient, and ready for faithful influence.
Guidon exists for this moment, to be a rally point for servicemembers who want to stand firm in truth and live faithfully in a world that has forgotten what faithfulness means.
