Our vision is to restore unity within the Church and expand our reach to impact lives across the nation through faith-based programs, prayer, and support.
SOS Enrichment is a dynamic nonprofit ministry dedicated to uplifting individuals and communities by addressing their spiritual, emotional, and practical needs. Through prayer networks, tailored workshops, and enrichment conferences, we provide tools and encouragement to help people thrive in all areas of life.
Our Mission:
SOS Enrichment Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit committed to Encouraging People In Christ (EPIC). We empower individuals and communities through prayer, enrichment programs, and workshops that promote spiritual, physical, and professional growth.
Our Values:
DR. LINDA KIRK is the Visionary and Founder of SOS (help) Enrichment Inc. She is a native of El Paso, Texas.
In her marketplace assignment, she works in the field of Banking and Technology, possessing a Master’s Degree in Business Administration and two Bachelor’s of Science degrees in Finance and Management, with a minor in Accounting.
In March 2002, Dr. Linda Kirk invited ten friends to a weekend getaway at the scheduled resort in Texas. Each person had a zeal for God, but was tapped out spiritually, physically, and professionally. During this time, they were able to spend uninterrupted quality time basking in the presence of the Lord. Everyone emerged from this retreat refreshed and energized. Thus began Sisters of Spirit.
The group formalized the organization into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity named SOS Enrichment, Inc. whose aspirations are to support and encourage people in Christ by taking the mega conference dynamics to non-metro locations.
The first SOS Enrichment Conference took place in El Paso, TX during May 2005. The meeting was based on John 14:12 and entitled “Sisters Banding Together for Greater Works.”
In November 2008, SOS traveled to St Croix, Virgin Islands and hosted the STX Leadership Conference for its residents and neighboring communities.
“In March 2001, Dr. Linda Kirk invited ten friends from different cities to a weekend retreat hosted at a resort in the Hill Country of Texas. Each person had a zeal for God, but was tapped out either spiritually, physically or professionally. This getaway purposed quality time to bask in Gods presence, and Elders encouraged us to trust him for the next level in every area of our lives. Every person emerged with clarity that being servants every area of our lives belonged to God, and all had a greater fervor for the Kingdom of God.
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“The first word of the non-profit name is adapted to SOS meaning help. And SOS (help) Enrichment Inc, would be the parent name to services provided by:
Other prayer calls banded with the Prayer Network making prayer available every weekday and select weekends being EPIC (Encouraging People In Christ). Since 2016 the ministry host an annual prayer vigil for the 50 States in the US and the US Virgin Islands. This area of the ministry was resilient before, during an after the pandemic relying on God as our refuge, strength and fortress.”
“During the season of social distancing we added a virtual ZOOM session to the SOS Prayer Network Open House. This is hosted in November as our ministry provides a free opportunity for family and friends to present their Christian ministries or businesses.
Prayer is essential on earth as it is in heaven. People who call in daily develop a consistent prayer life, this results from:
Our reach as a network is diverse men, women, sick/shut-in, care-givers, virtual prayer walls, and the education mountain of influence. With prayer as our springboard our heart to enrich is not only to inspire, but to empower by adding segments of:
2023
2023 marked a year of steady growth across all SOS prayer initiatives. The Morning Glory Prayer Call continued throughout the full year, and Warfare Wednesday hosted weekly sessions except during December, when the ministry paused to serve the homeless. Love, Victory and Truth (LVT) faithfully led the Monday call each week, while Brothers of Spirit (BOS), Divine Health, Thank God For Friday (TGFF), Victory Focused Living (VFL), and Midnight Oil maintained their regular monthly or weekly rhythms. New partnerships and expansions strengthened the ministry’s reach, including youth engagement, Spanish-language ministry development, and city-wide collaboration. Annual prayer events and fellowships continued to unify intercessors nationwide.
Highlights of 2023 include:
• YES (Young Excited Saints) launched a monthly youth prayer call.
• The City-wide El Paso, TX prayer call, joined the SOS network with rotating church
and community leadership.
• ACLMS 6AM CST Daily Call partnership began.
• November SOS Open House theme: “We’re Saying SOO (Supporting Our Own)” spotlighted faith-based entrepreneurs and nonprofits.
• Virtual 50 State Prayer Vigil is hosted every Tuesday in August and September.
• Virtual Word & Rest Weekend is held for spiritual refreshing.
• Blessed Hour fellowship celebrated Prayer Call Leaders.
2024
In 2024, SOS continued its full-year Morning Glory Prayer Call and weekly Warfare Wednesday sessions, again pausing in December for community service. LVT, BOS, Divine Health, TGFF, VFL, Midnight Oil, and El Paso Virtual Prayer Wwall (EL Paso, TX) remained consistent anchors of prayer throughout the year. Youth involvement increased, Spanish-language ministry expanded, and national prayer initiatives deepened their impact. Annual gatherings and fellowships continued to strengthen unity among prayer leaders.
Highlights of 2024 include:
• YES, expanded collaboration across ministry activities.
• Pregúntame, a Spanish-only prayer call, launched as a new monthly offering.
• ACLMS continued the daily 6AM CST partnership.
• Virtual 50 State Prayer Vigil returned in August and September, with youth leading
prayers every Friday.
• Seven of eight Sunday nights dedicated to intercession for the occupants of the
White House.
• June hosted the Word & Rest Weekend.
• November featured the SOS Open House – “We’re Saying SOO.”
• Blessed Hour fellowships were hosted quarterly to honor Prayer Call Leaders.
2025
2025 began with the full MG Prayer Call schedule and weekly Warfare Wednesday
sessions, with December again dedicated to serving the homeless. LVT continued leading Monday calls, while BOS hosted calls through July before the passing of its call leader in August. Divine Health, TGFF, YES, VFL, Midnight Oil, EPVPW, and ACLMS remained active throughout the year. New ministry expressions emerged, including expanded collaboration with Kingdom Men of Georgia and continued development of Spanish-language prayer ministry. Annual prayer vigils and fellowships remained central to the ministry’s rhythm.
Highlights of 2025 include:
• Pregúntame continued as a monthly Spanish-language call.
• BOS launched a Wednesday Midweek Preach call in collaboration with Kingdom
Men of GA.
• Virtual 50 State Prayer Vigil returned with Tuesday sessions in August and September.
• Youth-led Friday prayers and Sunday night White House vigils continued.
• Annual Word & Rest Weekend for call leaders.
• Blessed Hour fellowships celebrated Prayer Call Leaders.
• Dr. Irene Welch-Streeter launched a quarterly faith-based book study.
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