Power Up Church Launches "The Power Core": A Bold New Giving Model Energizing Real-World Impact
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SURPRISE, Ariz. - PrAtlas -- Power Up Church, a digital-first Christian community blending faith and geek culture, has officially launched The Power Core—a groundbreaking giving initiative designed to supercharge missions that make a real-world difference. Unlike traditional donation models where 60% to 75% of funds often remain within church walls, The Power Core flips the script with a 90/10 structure, channeling 90% of all Core Charges directly into global mission work.

"We're not here to build empires. We're here to build impact," said a representative from Power Up Church. "The Power Core exists because giving should fuel mission, not maintenance."

Three Missions. One Core. Infinite Impact.

The Power Core fuels three flagship missions:

1. Community Centers – Safe zones for teens, seniors, and families to game, gather, and grow—equipped with recreation, worship, and life support services.
2. Mobile Disaster Relief Teams – Faith-led mobile units that bring counseling, care packages, and gaming-based community restoration to families in crisis.
3. Global Geek Missions – Empowering Christian creators, VTubers, and cosplayers to represent Christ at conventions and digital frontiers around the world.

These aren't just projects—they're power surges to the world's most overlooked and underserved spaces.

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Not a Pay-to-Play. Not Prosperity Gospel. Just Purpose.

Supporters of The Power Core—known as Core Drivers—can align with one of four Core Types: Spark Core, Pulse Core, Surge Core, and Overdrive Core.

These tiers are not transactions or spiritual status symbols. They are recognitions of commitment, not access passes. Every Core Type helps propel The Power Core's 90/10 vision—not a prosperity gospel scheme. There are no promises of riches, just the real reward of global transformation.

"We're not selling blessings. We're sending believers," said the church's leadership. "It's time the Church stopped funding flashy lights and started lighting up dark places."

The Why Behind the Charge

In a world oversaturated with consumer Christianity and bloated budgets, Power Up Church dares to ask: What if the Church gave more than it kept? That question sparked The Power Core. With transparency, passion, and innovation, this is more than a giving platform—it's a movement of believers who want to see heaven crash into Earth through meaningful missions.

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Want to Learn More?

Power Up Church is now inviting podcasters, journalists, and content creators to dive deeper into The Power Core. Interviews and behind-the-scenes access are available upon request.

Visit: https://pwrup.church/pwrcore
Contact for Media Inquiries: partners@powerupchurch.com

About Power Up Church
Power Up Church energizes and equips a new generation through the power of the Holy Spirit and the language of geek culture. Streaming weekly on Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and Rumble, Power Up Church is more than a service—it's a mission.