A few weeks ago we asked leaders to discover their leadership archetype. The response told us something: people want to know how God wired them.
But leadership types are only half the story. The Kingdom does not run on pastors alone. It runs on the greeter whose smile is somebody’s first impression of Jesus. The organizer who turns chaos into a schedule. The intercessor nobody sees. So this one is for every member, volunteer, and lay leader. Take the test, find your superpower, then share it with your ministry team.
The TKN Leadership Summit 2026 is built for whole ministry teams, not just the people with titles. Bring the leaders AND the faithful servants who make your ministry move, November 10 through 12 at Kingdom Fellowship AME Church in Calverton, Maryland.
What's Your Ministry
Superpower?
Five questions. Five gifts that make the Kingdom move. This one is for every member, volunteer, and lay leader.
The Kingdom does not run on pastors alone. It runs on the greeter, the organizer, the intercessor, the teacher, and the faithful hands behind the scenes. Answer honestly, and pick the response that sounds most like you.
How You Serve
Why the Church Needs You
Your Growth Edge
Every Superpower Has a Place at the Summit
The TKN Leadership Summit 2026 is not just for pastors. Welcomers, Coordinators, Intercessors, Teachers, and Servant-Builders all have a seat — November 10–12 at Kingdom Fellowship AME Church in Calverton, Maryland.
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Mostly A’s: The Welcomer. Hospitality is your superpower. You are the reason first-time guests become family. Rahab opened her door and ended up in the lineage of Christ. Never underestimate a welcome.
Mostly B’s: The Coordinator. Order is your superpower. You are the Jethro in the camp, the one who sees a better way to structure the work so nobody burns out. Ministries survive on your gift.
Mostly C’s: The Intercessor. Discernment and prayer are your superpower. Like Anna in the temple, you carry the ministry in the unseen places. What happens on stage is covered by what you do off of it.
Mostly D’s: The Teacher. Clarity is your superpower. Like Priscilla and Aquila explaining the way of God more accurately, you help people move from hearing to understanding.
Mostly E’s: The Servant-Builder. Faithful hands are your superpower. You are the Bezalel of the house, gifted for the practical work that makes worship possible. The tabernacle needed craftsmen before it held glory.
A mix? Most faithful servants are. Your primary superpower is where you serve most naturally. Your secondary is where God stretches you.
Why This Matters
Paul said it plainly: the body has many members, and the eye cannot say to the hand, “I have no need of you.” A church where every member knows their gift and uses it is a church that does not run on fumes. Leaders, share this with your teams. Members, share your result and tag somebody whose superpower you’ve witnessed firsthand.
Every Superpower Has a Place at the Summit
The TKN Leadership Summit 2026 is not just for pastors. Welcomers, Coordinators, Intercessors, Teachers, and Servant-Builders all have a seat, November 10 through 12 at Kingdom Fellowship AME Church in Calverton, Maryland.
