We Are Funded By Donations

We encourage you to love and support your home church.
Pray for your pastor and church leadership. After you have given to your home church, please consider supporting Noteworthy Ministries. Your funds will go toward supporting partnerships with churches, ministries and other organizations reaching out to youth in their local communities..

Payroll deduction plan or credit card deduction
We ask that you consider a similar to that used by the United Way to support Noteworthy. Also, we are grateful for those who choose to contribute on a less structured basis.

Two areas where funding is needed.

1. Program Support – Funding needed to support partnerships with those presenting the Amazing  Grace Bible &Guitar Study in their local communities.

After the initial expenses of establishing a program, Noteworthy Ministries can add new students for less than $200 each.
Participants enrolled in The Amazing Grace Bible & Guitar Study receives a program kit which includes the following:
• Bible study and guitar lesson curriculum • Acoustic guitar • Gig bag (case) • Electronic guitar tuner • Music stand
• Extra Strings

2. Missionary Support – Helping to raise Wayne Johnson’s personal support.

Noteworthy Ministries’ president Wayne Johnson is responsible for raising his own personal support to pay his salary. This is in keeping with the traditional ways missionaries have supported their families.

Wayne founded Noteworthy Ministries in 1998. He  began attending Dallas Theological Seminary in the fall of 1999 and graduated in 2002. He was ordained at Crossroads Bible Church later that year.Wayne and wife JoAnne have been married for twenty two years.  He begin playing guitar while in the Air Force and soon discovered that learning guitar was pivotal in his overcoming a chronic stuttering problem.

Wayne accepted Christ at the age of 46. His heart was drawn to God while he was working part time at a local hospital. Wayne had been hired to go from room to room playing guitar and singing for patients. Those he played for would often tell him what Jesus had done in their life.  While leading worship with a local prison ministry Wayne’s heart begin to lean toward the idea of birthing a somewhat unusual ministry. The vision of this ministry was to impact youth living in disadvantaged and at risk environments by combining a Bible study and guitar lessons, with participants receiving a guitar of their own.

After prayer and discussion with JoAnne, both felt that God was indeed calling Wayne into full time ministry. Shortly thereafter in late 1998, Wayne left his full time job and founded Noteworthy Ministries.

For information about supporting Wayne Johnson please him an email at  wayne@noteworthyministries.org