Evangelist. Pastor. Speaker. Trainer. Consultant.
With a heart for the poor and marginalized, Scott Free is gifted in urban ministry and experienced in non-profit work and church planting in the urban context.
Known for leading a diverse, multi-ethnic, multi-class, multi-generational movement of radical love in action, Scott started on the streets of Atlanta reaching the “unreachable.” Plating micro-churches in the most challenged neighborhoods, in prisons, jails, youth detention centers, homeless shelters and rehabs, he has challenged the church to ‘be the church’ and go to where the gates of hell are prevailing.
With over 15 years of experience, Scott is now focused on multiplication of the “City Takers” model and discipleship that is multiplying urban missionaries and urban churches in Atlanta and beyond.
Affiliations
Speaking
Scott Free has been sharing the word of God as an evangelist since 2006. Since then, he has become a pastor and communicates weekly at Crossover Church ATL and on FM radio at Victory 91.5FM. Scott is invited frequently to share at schools, conferences, camps and worship events, as well as outreach festivals. He is passionate and speaks with conviction for the lost to be saved and the church to take action and live on mission as a lifestyle.
Training
With over a decade of experience in training up urban missionaries to love, draw and build their cities, Scott Free equips believers to make lasting impact in their communities. He has had the privilege of teaching at Atlanta Dream Center’s School of Ministry as well as be invited to train outreach departments/staff and host evangelism workshops, church planting workshops, and diversity workshops in a number of settings. Scott is able to communicate common pitfalls and says he desires for people to reach their God - given missions faster than he did by providing tools and guidance based on experience.
Consulting
Scott Free’s ministry journey has included non-profit management, church planting, event hosting, music management, and fundraising. Scott is uniquely positioned to speak into these areas and ways to start, multiply or re-structure ministry efforts, especially in the urban context.
