About
Flowing Haven began with a simple conviction: that God is still healing people, and that a church should be a place where that is normal rather than remarkable.
El Paso is a city of crossings. People arrive here carrying things — grief, exhaustion, hope they have not said out loud in years. Flowing Haven exists so that there is somewhere in this city where the presence of God is not a concept but an encounter, and where the response to a hurting person is prayer rather than a program.
We are Spirit-filled and non-denominational. That means we are not managing a tradition; we are following the Holy Spirit in the present tense, with Scripture as our floor and healing as an expectation, not an accident.
What we are building is a Body that can actually function: people who know who they are, know how to hear God, and know how to lay hands on the sick.
Our Scripture foundation includes Revelation 22:1–2, Ezekiel 47:9, John 7:38, Psalm 46:4, Psalm 36:9 and Jeremiah 2:13.
We preach the full gospel of Jesus Christ — whole salvation for the whole person, carried by the present-day ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Spirit — New birth is real. A person is not improved by the Gospel; they are made alive. We preach salvation through Jesus Christ and expect regeneration, not reformation.
Soul — God heals the mind, the will, and the emotions. Trauma, shame, and grief are not too small for the Gospel or too complicated for the Holy Spirit.
Body — Jesus healed bodies, and He has not changed. We pray for physical healing with expectation at every gathering and every day on the Healing Hour.
Society — The river runs through a city. A gospel that never reaches poverty, injustice, or the isolated neighbor has stopped short of what Jesus preached.
The fivefold ministry — Christ gave these gifts for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ (Ephesians 4). They exist to build a mature, functioning Body where every believer does the work.
Apostles — Foundation-laying, sending, and governing grace.
Prophets — Hearing and speaking what God is saying now.
Evangelists — Carrying the good news beyond the room.
Pastors — Shepherding, tending, and staying with people.
Teachers — Grounding believers in Scripture until it holds weight.
Our full doctrinal statement is still being written and refined. Additional points — Scripture, the Trinity, baptism, the gifts of the Spirit, the Church, and the return of Christ — will be published as they are finalized.
Apostle Anina Adelabi — Founder & Lead Apostle.
Apostle Anina Adelabi founded and leads Flowing Haven. She carries an apostolic assignment to plant, to build foundations, and to raise up believers who can carry the ministry of healing themselves.
Her teaching is prophetic and plain-spoken. Under her leadership, healing and ministry prayer is part of every gathering.
We gather on Mondays at 12:00 PM at the El Paso Public Library, Maud Sullivan Room. Gatherings last 60–75 minutes and include welcome and connection, worship, teaching, healing and ministry prayer, discussion, and a close.
There is no dress code and no pressure. You will not be singled out or asked to stand. If you want prayer, you will be prayed for. If you want to sit in the back and watch, that is welcome too.
[Friday start time, street address, children’s ministry details and parking information to be confirmed.]
