Where Urban Leaders Find Strength, Strategy, and Soul Care

Maroon House exists to empower Black and Brown pastors, planters, and ministry leaders with the coaching, care, and community they need to thrive in hard places. Whether you lead in the streets or in the sticks, we’re here to help you stay healthy, sharp, and Spirit-led—for the long haul.

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Maroon House offers care, community, and coaching uniquely crafted for urban-focused ministry Leaders so they can move from beat down to unbeatable.

What We Do

  • Two men sitting across from each other at a conference table in a modern office, engaging in a conversation. One wears a beanie and glasses, the other has a beard and is dressed casually. The large window behind them shows a cityscape with tall buildings.

    Coaching

    We offer coaching tailor-made to help urban ministry leaders survive and thrive anywhere from the denominational boardroom to the block.

  • A man wearing a red baseball cap with a yellow 'B' on the front, looking downward with a focused expression.

    Care

    Through our gatherings, we create a unique space where you are seen, heard, and understood. No code-switching necessary.

  • A group of ten men standing outdoors on a snowy surface during sunset, dressed in winter clothing including jackets, hoodies, hats, and sunglasses.

    Community

    You cannot lead alone. Our goal is if you to have a support network of mentors, peers and friends so that you never feel alone.

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    Content

    You need stories, tools and resources that are unique to your context. We want to be a hub for learning and growing your leadership so you can be effective.

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  • Trevor Chin, a man with dreadlocks and a beard, smiles in a restaurant or cafe.

    “There is no other community of church planters and pastors Like this anywhere. ”

    Trevor Chin

  • A smiling young man with a beard and short hair, wearing a dark t-shirt, sitting indoors with a background of vertical blinds and a plant.

    “These are my brothers. My Maroon Bros keep me in the game."

    Byron Cogdell

  • Man in white t-shirt holding axe, wearing black baseball cap with red B, standing in front of wooden target board with blue dots and numbers, outdoor setting with green foliage and wooden fencing.

    “The Maroon is the sauce that black church planters have been look for. There is nothing like it."

    Jay Harris

We Provide Light in triple darkness…

As Pastors, Church Planters, and Kingdom Leaders, we have accepted the call to lead in neglected places, among marginalized people, and within the uncharted territories of networks and denominations. This is why Maroon House was born.

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