We are dedicated to seeing the hope of Jesus radically transform the lives within of the motorsports paddock .
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Our mission field
Beyond the fast cars and famous people, there is a world of immense brokenness. An atmosphere of incredible stress, anxiety, while spiritual poverty runs rampant. This and more are just a glimpse of what its like to work in paddocks of the NTT INDYCAR, INDY NXT, and USF Pro Championship Series.
-Spending over 30% of the year traveling
-Working under intense pressure for perfection and performance
-The stress of someone else’s life in your hands at over 200 m.p.h
-Not being able to gather with a church community
-All while missing the major milestones of your own family
OUR MISSION
IndyCar ministry exist to make an impact within the paddock by connecting relationally and investing spiritually. We do that at each event by sharing the hope of Jesus through prayer, encouragement, fostering community and serving those within the paddock.
OUR VISION
We believe Jesus is the hope for the world! A Hope that is radically transforming the landscape of the motorsports culture. As that Hope reaches each and every person, we envision a day that the motorsports culture can be redeemed to be a place that reflects Christ’s love and shares His hope with the world.
IndyCar Ministry
The IndyCar Ministry is dedicated to providing spiritual support and counseling to the IndyCar Series drivers, teams, and staff both on and off the track. The IndyCar Ministry began when the Indy Racing League was founded in 1996. With the exciting growth of IndyCar, the need for our ministry is even greater. With increased pressures and demands on drivers, teams, officials, and their families, the ministry is available to assist in many different ways. IndyCar Ministry provides support in times of crisis as well as encouragement during the challenging times of racing. We minister to the Verizon Indy Car Series, as well as the Mazda Road to Indy ladder, including Indy Lights, Pro Mazda, and USF2000. Our ministry also touches the hundreds of personnel involved in any given race weekend including the safety team members, officials, hospitality providers, and support personnel.
