Introduction to Christian Businesses in Nigeria

There are many businesses in Nigeria today where you can find genuine christian brothers and sisters.

 These are:

*banking and finance; 

*fishery and marine job; 

*agricultural service; 

*media and advertising 

*education

*IT Service

*Fashion designing

"Estate management 

*Food processing business 

*Law and engineering 

*Medical profession 

*Electrical Engineering

*Aluminium Works 

*or just buying and selling. 

Believers are all there to make  a genuine living as well as to contribute their quotas to the development of the economy.

Unfortunately many of them and their businesses are not receiving the kind of patronage they deserve. One of the reasons is because they are just mixed up with other unbelievers. They are either in the same business space or attracting the same customers. 

Christian Fashion Houses in Nigeria

And because they are honest with their trade many of them struggle daily to hold on. They hardly derive the kind of success that they rightly deserve.

The consequence therefore is that some of them either abandoned their jobs or sadly deny their faith by going the wrong ways of the unbelievers.

As a good Christian we are exhorted in God's Word to remain firm in our faith and be deligent at all times. All we need is to find more practical ways to do our business by aligning with people of the same faith.

This is the purpose of this National Christian Directory. It intends to assist in promoting christian businesses and services to the outside world as well as to connect one another in the same christian community. Because we believe strongly that when the right atmosphere is created by ways of adverting  it will definitely lead to good success.

How you can do this is by letting the world knows who you are, the nature of your business and your contact information. The registration form is FREE.

You can usese this link to register: Registration Form

Meanwhile, you can take a view of various businesses owned and manage by christian brothers and sisters here: Christian Businesses in Nigeria. And they are just available for you to contact for any business purpose or the other.

CHURCH SECTION - Introduction

Church is a christian place of worship. It's where those who believes in the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ gather together to study the bible and offer songs and praises to God. 

This is done in accordance to the instruction in Hebrew 10:25, which says that the Christians "should not forsake the gathering of the saints as some manners of some is, but exhort one another..." Heb.10:25

Such practice has been going on since the era of the old testament and later transformed into congregations and then the birth of all the new various worship centres globally.

One good thing about the church is that it offers a home of shelters both spiritually, emotionally and physically to people. That is the main reason why many people will always want to identify with a church, especially the one that meets their expectations.

The Nigeria Church is categorize into five bodies, viz:

•Catholic • Anglican • Methodist • Pentecostal • Indigenous Church.

And under these bodies there are several denominations. Though many remains in the same umbrella, their practice and system of worship varies. The Pentecostal and indigenous churches are mostly involved in this order....

However, this does not in any way suggest that they are worshipping different God or believing in another Lord and Savour apart from Jesus Christ. It's all about doctrines!

So to keep believers close to their faith it becomes imperative for them to always hang out with their beloved congratulation, especially when they are out of station. 

This is the essence of this DIRECTORY. It intends to provide quick access to various church locations in order to facilitate easy connection. The service also assist unbelievers who are genuinely in search of the right place to worship or associate with people of the right faith.

The Listing and General Entry is available to every church and denomination in Nigeria. 

To register you can use this link: Registration Form

List of churches in Nigeria Church Category

About Us, Our Mission, Goal and Objective

Once again welcome to Zionhouse National Christian Directory - your number one information guide to Christian organisations and businesses in Nigeria.

The main purpose behind this project is to remove the difficulties of obtaining the right information to any christian organisation and business in Nigeria by putting together the necessary data needed for easy access. 

Because over the years many people have been finding it hard to locate within the christendom a place where they can actually connect with other christains who may not be in or within their denomination for better fellowship or business engagement.

In other words, Zionhouse National Christian Directory is an information hub about the christian community for anybody who desire for true connection and services.

Thus our goal primarily is to be the first among others, to remove the stress that many people goes through in search of  the right place to worship, share love and connect with people of the same faith.

The objective is to create a platform where individuals whether christians or nor christians can easily locate what they want within the body of Christ.

The mission is to enable users of the Directory to have easy access to information of christian organisations, their activities and businesses in Nigeria.

No matter who you are or wherever you are located you can benefit from this directory as long as you have a smartphone. You can also include your information for other people to connect with you. It's a win-win affair!

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Something you should know about Christianity in Nigeria

Church Growth in Nigeria - Special Reports By Dave Omokhodion

"....Go Ye into the world and preach the Gospel.." Mark 16:15

The beginning of Christianity in Nigeria dated back to the early 15th century. It was a missionary adventure by the Portuguese. They were said to have settled in Benin, mid-western region, but were not welcome by the Benin Kingdom.

In early 19th century European and British missionaries found their way into the country and settled in the remote part of Badagry, Lagos.

Record also have it that after a while the missionaries led by Thomas Birch Freeman and Samuel Ajayi Crowther a yorubaman who was once a slave but became a missionary, reportedly found their way to Abeokuta, South West Nigeria. There, several yoruba elites recognized the important of the Gospel and successfully keyed into it.

Because of the local religion practice however, the work of the gospel was not quite effective. Many people were not quite willing to turn away from their old ways.

But the rugged stand of some of the early converts could not be deterred.

To become more relevant the missionaries employed many measures to pass the message of salvation across to the citizens. Schools were built as well as hospitals and churches. And gradually people started seeing the need to let go of their African religion.

The accurate numbers of believers at that time can not actually be ascertained because everywhere the missionaries have their presence they also entered with mission works. 

During this period, the like of Ajayi Crowther and a host of them gained prominent because of their serious involvement in spreading the Gospel.

Their several exploits include the translation and printing of the Bible to Yoruba language. The efforts did not only paid off but actually marked the turning point in the history of Christianity in Nigeria.

In the pre-colonial era christianity has started yeilding positive results. In fact the Gospel has gained prominent in several places in Nigeria, including the Eastern part and some places in the Middle Belt except in the northern part of the country due to Usman Dan Fodio jihadist movement. 

The colonial government supported the missionaries work to such an extend that christianity became closely tied to Western Education. Several families were opportuned to give good education to their children.

During this period the early churches were predominantly the Anglican, Methodist and Catholic. But as Nigeria became more involved in church leadership, Indigenous, evangelical and Pentecostal churches came into focus. 

The presence of Pentecostal movement was a fall-out from Martin Luther King broke away from the Catholic Church to form Lutheran Church in America. Several followers of the movement began to preach on the "JUST SHALL LIVE BY FAITH" maxim.

The era, no doubt sparked widespread of the gospel across Europe and America with the fresh anointing of the Holy Spirit. And then some churches in America began to have roots in Africa soils, including Nigeria. Some of these churches included Apostolic church, Apostolic Faith, Assembly of God, Foursquare Gospel church, Presbyterian church and a host of others.

One beautiful work of the gospel was actually the confirmation of the power of God as there were several records of healings, deliverance and miracles both in churches, convention, crusade and revival grounds.

The spread of the gospel became more profound when several Nigeria believers started to travel abroad for ministerial training. 

In the early 70s the like of late Archbishop Benson Idahosa broke all known protocols with his charismatic and power parked crusades in several dangerous places across the country. 

It is on record that the Archbishop spear-headed many revolutionary moves in Christendom which led to the birth of many Pentecostal churches in Nigeria today. The efforts, no doubt, enhanced the gospel as many people became saved.

Today Nigeria has about 100 millions christians,  one of the largest christian population in africa, with diverse rang of denominations and churches. Their works spread across healthcare, social welfare and education.

In conclusion, the spread of the Gospel can not but be accepted as successful in Nigeria in spit of certain persecution. Virtually every nook and cranny of the country, including the islamic stronghold in the north have a touch of the Gospel.

 Lives are getting more saved, people are becoming more enlightened in God's word and miracles of different nature are still being recorded. This can only but be a testimonial of the presence of the Holy Spirit as always.

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CHURCH CATEGORY

Introduction to Church Category

Church is a christian place of worship. It's where those who believes in the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ gather together to study the bible and offer songs and praises to God.....

Churches in Nigeria

The history of Christianity in Nigeria has been substantiated by the proliferation of churches in every nooks and crannies of the country. In every direction you go it's possible to find a church. The names are endless.....

List of Christian Organisations in Nigeria 

Here is a compilation of names of several Christian Organisations in Nigeria. The purpose is to guide anyone seeking to register a Church or Ministry from using a similar one that has already been registered by CAC in Nigeria.....

The Numerical Statistics of Pentecostal Churches in Nigeria

There's no doubt that christianity has grew astronomically over the years in Nigeria. A big thanks to the work of evangelism by various churches.....

Church Membership Data according to the Denominations

Here is an approximate numerical statistics of churches in Nigeria. The Catholic Organisation reportedly has the largest congregation......

Something you should know about Christianity in Nigeria

Church Growth in Nigeria - Special Reports By Dave Omokhodion

"....Go Ye into the world and preach the Gospel.." Mark 16:15

The beginning of Christianity in Nigeria dated back to the early 15th century. It was a missionary adventure by the Portuguese. They were said to have settled in Benin, mid-western region, but were not welcome by the Benin Kingdom...

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DISAGREEMENT HONOUR AND THE SPRING OF BITTERNESS

By Friends who like Abel Damina 

***This post is an exclusive opinion of the writer and does not represent the view of the editorial team of Zionhouse National Christian Directory. We believe Opinion is free but Truth is Sacred.***

Disagreement is normal in the Kingdom of God. What is abnormal is envy, rebellion, stubbornness, bitterness, dishonour and pride because rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, stubbornness is as idolatry and pride goeth before a fall.

One of the strongest examples of fatherhood and sonship in the Kingdom today is between Daddy G. O and Bishop Oyedepo and I have also said that it is because of their laid down examples that many 'RCCG and LFC' members are not at loggerheads today like the disciples of Jesus and John the Baptist. However you may be surprised that there are major areas of doctrinal disagreement between them... Yet they have never broken ranks. 

RCCG believes that anyone that divorces and remarries will go to hell. LFC does not exactly agree with that according to the Mandate. 

RCCG believes in taking loan to build churches, they have over 45,000 branches today. LFC does not believe that and states that clearly also and have over 22,000 churches to show. I can go on and on with the example of these 2 brotherly churches. 

Let's not restrict it to both of them. 

From the Bible and History there have been myriads of cases of doctrinal differences

Peter disagreed with Jesus

Paul disagreed with Peter. 

Barnabas disagreed with Paul.

Many years later, Martin Luther disagreed with the Pope and we have the Lutheran Church. 

The Anglican Church also came out Catholic Church

Methodist came out of Anglican. 

TAC Nigeria came out of Anglican

CAC took its name after infighting in TAC. 

WOSEM came out of CAC.. 

Let's continue. 

William Seymour disagreed with Parnham

Florence Crawford disagreed with Seymour and established AFC

Bro T Oshokoya was trained by Crawford and many years later in Nigeria, Bro Kumuyi disagreed with Oshokoya and established Deeper Life (People don't even know that Bro Kumuyi still went to see Bro Oshokoya for restitution) 

Interestingly, by 1981, some 8 years after Kumuyi left AFC, Deeper Life had about 8000 people at its retreat while AFC had 8,050 at Anthony Village. Kumuyi never insulted him. 

Ayo Oritsejafor disagreed with Idahosa

Tony Rapu disagreed with Pastor Adeboye

Tunde Bakare, Simeon Afolabi and Dayo Olutayo disagreed with Bishop Oyedepo

AFC believes in tithes and offerings but no offering basket. 

RCCG and LFC didn't use offering  baskets at inception but now do and they believe in tithe and offering. 

Now someone said though Malachi talks about tithe and offering, they can remove the Tithe  but leave the Offering, he will still collect. Fine! 

The examples are unending

Suddenly a few years ago, Sunday Adelaja laid the foundation of insults in disagreement. It was shortlived as he lost his ministry in Ukraine. 

Then of recent, someone else began to feel hollow due to his deeds then went to one mountain and came back with new knowledge of insult to the elders... 

I am of the opinion that his knowledge is mostly unscriptural... But let's assume without conceding that he is even right, is that how to correct those before you? 

Is Pastor Adeboye not old enough to be your father? 

Is Daddy Kumuyi your mate? 

Is Oyedepo your younger brother? 

Are they not elders? 

Is that how the Bible asked you to talk to elders as quoted in the scripture above? 

Are you not aware that even though you no more believe in the tithe, every other single seed you are sowing now, money or otherwise, you will reap? 

I weep because you arr breaking a very basic law of life without realizing. 

Nobody is asking you not to disagree (even if you are obviously wrong) but this honour you don't want to render can only lead you to reap the kind of dishonour you can never ever imagine in your lifetime...starting from those who seem to be hailing you to destruction in the name of 'he is teaching good'. . . 

Yorubas in Nigeria have a saying about the dog who no longer listens to the whistle of his master the hunter. 

I leave you with the scripture below... 

Proverbs 1:5, 7b

A wise man will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels:

...but fools despise wisdom and instruction.

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Dreams are Actionable

DREAMS ARE ACTIONABLE 

By Dr. Segun ‘Tremendous’ Oshinaga

The secret to making things happen is to first dream them. You cannot work out what you have not dreamed of. Work is the factory and laboratory for dreams. It is the dream that supplies the passion, energy and stimuli for the works. “All men dream, but not equally.

"Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds, wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open eyes, to make them possible.” T.E. Lawrence.

A man or woman with a dream backed with purpose, focus and vision is a dangerous man or woman. The proof of the validity of a dream is the readiness to back it up with passion, hard work and commitment.

Strategies needed to grow a new ministry

A dream you are not willing to back up with hard work is what the dictionary calls – day dream or fantasy. It’s a dream because you are willing and ready to go to work on it. Through thick or thin, hard and tough, your hands are on the plough and your legs are trudging the dusty lanes of life in search of opportunities. 

“And they said one to another, Behold, this dreamer cometh.” Genesis 37:19. A dreamer does not fold his hands or hang his feet but is always 'cometh.’ It is no accident that the word – ‘business’ is barely different from ‘busyness.’ You can’t be in business if it doesn’t make you tough. Your hands are on the plough and your legs are trudging the dusty lanes of life in search of opportunities.

You can’t be in business if it doesn’t make you busy. So whatever the challenges you encounter on the way to fulfilling your dream, ‘dream yet another dream.’ Whatever you do, don’t stop dreaming and working your dream.

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Christian Fashion Houses in Nigeria

* House of Dorcas. 

Address: 15, Oremeji Street, Ikeja, Lagos. Phone: +234 802 306 6444

* Jesus Reigns Fashion.

Address: 34, Ogunlana Drive, Surulere, Lagos. Phone: +234 803 301 4444

* God's Glory Fashion House. 

Address: 12, Akinremi Street, Ikeja, Lagos. Phone: +234 802 345 6789. 

Introduction to Christian Businesses in Nigeria

* Heavenly Designs. 

Address: 56, Adeniran Ogunsanya Street, Surulere, Lagos. Phone: +234 803 897 6543

* Divine Creations. 

Address: 23, Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos. Phone: +234 802 987 6543

* Faith Couture. 

Address: 17, Fatai Atere Way, Matori, Oshodi, Lagos. Phone: +234 803 456 7890.

* Rhemah Fashion House. 

Address: 45, Ikorodu Road, Jibowu, Lagos. Phone: +234 802 567 8901

* Virtuous Fashion. 

Address: 12, Industrial Estate Road, Ilupeju, Lagos. Phone: +234 803 678 9012.

* Holy Ghost Fashion. 

Address: 67, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos. Phone: +234 802 345 6789.

* Christian Trends. 

Address: 34, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos. Phone: +234 803 456 7890.

Please note that this list is not an exhaustive list of christian fashion houses in Nigeria. There are several of them all over the places. You can always add your own if you are in the industry by using the following link to connect us: Registration Form

It's always a good idea to call ahead and confirm that the contact information and addresses of these centres are still valid.

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13 Ways you can "magically" draw people to your church and also increase membership

As a pastor or a church founder, there are some ways you need to know which will magically attract people to your church as well as makes them to become regular members .

These methods have nothing to do with acquiring strange powers like some other pastors do but the practical and biblical ways of growing a ministry.

Having been called into the ministry God also promised to equip you with everything you need to succeed. Both spiritually, financially, materially and intellectually.  All you need to do is to be sensitive to the voice of the Holy Spirit and apply the ways that are clearly outline here.

First thing on the list is Prayer and Evangelism. You can't go far in bringing people to your church or to keep them if you don't have the gift of praying and evangelism. You may be a good preacher but you also need  to go out to evangelize. Many successful pastors and founders will tell you that. And then back up your efforts with strong prayer.

2. Preach life transformative sermons or Messages. This is not about sugarcoating your Bible teaching but delivering your sermons that are meaningful to the lives of the people. It should be able to guide them in real life.

3. Build discipleship. You are called into the ministry and therefore be able to encourage your members to serve as well. Create the enably environment for them to serve in various capacities, including engaging in leadership roles.

4. Foster community integration. Don't fold your hands and expect people to be coming to your church just like that. Try to create small groups, Bible studies, and social events to build relationships and a sense of belonging. 

5. Your personal connection. Your personal connection with your members and your community matters a lot. You need to regularly visit, call, or meet with them to show care and interest in their lives. 

6. Recognize the importance of your members by celebrating their achievement, anniversaries and special occasions. This is one way to make them feel relevant in your ministry. 

7.  Engage in Outreach programs. Organize community events, outreach initiatives, and service projects to engage with the surrounding community. 

8.  Social media presence. Today, you are awared, many people uses social media, like Facebook , Whatsapp, Instagram or Twitter to connect with friends and families. You can utilize these platforms to share your message, events, and testimonies.

9.  Make use of what is known as 'Invitation culture'. This means, to encourage your existing members to invite friends and family to services and events.

10.  Don't bore your newcomers. Worship service is a great way to go. Ensure that the moment  are always friendly and engaging so that newcomers will want to come back for more. 

11.  Always engage in follow-up. Contact visitors and newcomers to thank them for attending and invite them to return.

12.  Set up membership classes. Offer classes or workshops to help new members understand your church's vision, values, and beliefs.

13.  Don't do things alone, be involved in community network.  Partner with local organizations and businesses to increase visibility and build relationships.

Remember, building a strong, engaged church community takes time, effort, and dedication. Focus on nurturing your existing members while also reaching out to those in your surrounding community.

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Dr. Tunde Bakare: a preacher with a difference

Dr. Tunde Bakare is a Nigerian pastor, author, and politician. He was born on November 11, 1954, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. His parents were Muslim but got converted to Christianity at age 22.

As a brilliant boy he studied Law at the University of Lagos between 1977 - 1980 and was called into Bar immediately.

However he did not practice the Law profession for so long as he caught the vision to align himself with God's work.

By 1984 he was called into the ministry. This was after he has served in Deeper Life Bible Church founded by Pastor William Folorunso Kumuyi, in several capacities, including as an Assistant Pastor. 

To equip himself profusely in God's Word he attended the Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary between 1985 - 1987. He also earned a Doctorate in Ministry from the International Theological Seminary, California, USA in 1999, and a Honorary Doctorate degree in Divinity by the Indiana Christian University, USA.

Pastor Tunde Bakare came to the limelight when he founded the Latter Rain Assembly (LRA) in Lagos in 1987. There he has served as Senior Pastor for the past 30 years.

Dr. Bakare is knowned for his powerful preaching, leadership, and vision,mentoring leaders and pastors across Nigeria and Africa.

Beside his preaching engagement Pastor Tunde Bakare is a prolific author and erudite teacher. His books cut across subjects on leadership, personal development, faith and holiness. His 'State of the Nation" annual television broadcast is one event that always keep government on its toe by his critical appraiser of governance.

In fact as a strong advocate for good governance, accountability and social justice, Bakare joined politics in 2011 to run for post of Vice president alongside General Muhammadu Buhari under Conscience for Progressive Change. In 2019 he also made another attempt by campaigning as a presidential candidate under the All Progressive Congress. 

It's worth noting that Pastor Bakare's Ministry has over 30 branches across various states, including Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Abuja (FCT), Rivers, Delta, Edo and others. He also maintain International branches in United Kingdom, United States, Canada, South Africa, Ghana, Kenya and others.

Family Life and Net Worth.

Dr. Tunde Bakare is happily married to Mrs. Olayide Bakare. They has three lovely children, namely, Tunde Bakare Jr. (son), Kemi Bakare-Oke (daughter) and Olubunmi Bakare (daughter). And all of the children are deeply involved in the ministry like their father.

Bakare is considered as one of the richest pastors in Nigeria. His net worth is estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million. His earnings come from his work as a pastor, lawyer, author, and activist.

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CHRISTIAN RESOURCE CENTRE: RCCG Library in focus

Christian Resource Centre is a learning and research environment, especially for Bible students and church leaders. It's established for human development and educational purposes.

There are many of these centres across Nigeria. One of them is the RCCG RESOURCE CENTRE established by the Redeemed Christian Church of God. The centre is located at the Redemption Camp, Km 46, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State.

The Library is a premier Christian resource hub set up to support the spiritual growth and development of the Redeemed members as well as the wider Christian community.

The mission is to provide access to quality Christian resources, training, and support services, empowering believers to fulfill their God-given purposes.

The objectives are as follows:

1. To offer a comprehensive library and resource centre

2. To facilitate leadership development and training programs

3. To provide Christian counseling and support services

4. To promote unity and collaboration among Christian denominations

The Resource Centre has great  programmes to reach out to people, such as:

1. Leadership training and development

2. Bible study and discipleship programs

3. Christian counseling and mentoring

4. Community outreach and evangelism

5. Publishing and media ministry.

The liberary is fully equipped with state of the art facilities. It has training halls and classrooms; guest house and Accommodation places, as well as media and publishing department.

The Organisation is in partnership with :

1. RCCG churches and parishes worldwide

2. Local and international Christian organizations

3. Community groups and NGOs

The learning centre is committed to raising Godly leaders for the church and the society. As a vital part of RCCG's mission outlet, it's dedicated in making disciples and empowering believers for effective ministry and cooperate services.

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List of Christian Organisations in Nigeria.

List of Christian Organisations in Nigeria. 

To help you in registering a name for your Church or Ministries, Zionhouse National Christian Directory has compiled here some notable christians Organisations in Nigeria that are already registered. It will be good to confirm before you register your own in order to avoid duplication and rejection.

*Abundant Life Gospel Church

*Africa Bethel Church

*Africa Salem Church

*America Baptist Mission

*All Faith Revival Church

*All Nation Evangelical Church

*All Saints (Anglican Communion)

*All Soul Church

*Agape Rural Evangelical Mission

*Apostolic Faith

*Anchor of Hope Ministry

*Archbishop Veining Memorial Church

*Ark of Covenant Church

*Assemblies of God Church

*Balm of Gilead Healing & Deliverance Ministries

*Baptist Church

*Believers Ministries

*Bethel Ministry

*Bible Believers Ministries

*Calvary Baptist Church

*Calvary Faith Bible Church

*Catholic Archdioceses of Lagos

*Catholic Revival Assembly

*Celestial Church of Christ Worldwide

*Chapel of the Healing Cross

*Chapel of Resurrection International

*Chapel of Transfiguration (My Father’s House)

*Chapel of Victory International Church

*Chariot of Light Assembly

*Christ Ambassador Praying Ministries

*Christ Army Church

*Christ Anointing Ministry International

*Christ Apostolic Church (Lion of Judan)

*Christ Apostolic Church Worldwide

*Christ Apostolic Mission Church

*Christ Chapel International Churches

*Christ Chosen Church of God

*Christ Crusader Deliverance Ministries

*Christ Embassy

*Christ Foundation Ministries International

*Christ Gift Revival Ministries

*Christ Gospel Apostolic Church

*Christ Gospel Proclaimer Church Inc

*Christ Holy Church International

*Christ Kingdom Anointed Church

*Christ Miracle Church Mission

*Christ Missionary Crusaders Church

*Christ Redemption Church

*Christ Revival Ministries

*Christ Royal Family Church

*Christ Royal Mandate Ministries

*Christ the King Catholic Church

*Christ the Living King Church International

*Christ Universal Ministries

*Christ Victory Church International

*Christian Brethren Church

*Christian Centre Chapel International

*Christian Education Resource Centre International (Publisher)

*Christian Liberation International Churches

*Christian Pentecostal Mission (CPM)

*Church of Christ The King

*Church of Christ in Nigeria

*Church of God Mission

*Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)

*Church of the Lamb of God

*Church of the Assumption

*Church of the Lord (Aladura)

*Cherubim & Seraphim Movement Church

*Citadel Global Community Church

*City of Life Christian Centre

*Comfort of Life Mission International

*Covenant Christian Centre

*Covenant of Grace Bible Church

*Corner Stone Bible Church

*Crown Bible Church

*Deeper Life Bible Church

*Destiny Sanctuary International Fellowship

*Dispensational Gospel Mission

*Divine Gospel Ministry

*Divine Grace Mission

*Divine Dominion Deliverance Church

*Divine Light Mission

*Divine Restoration Ministries

*Dominion Chapel

*Dominion Christian Church of God

*Dominion City

*Doxa Cathedral

*Dunamis International Gospel Centre

*Ebenezer African Church

*Ebenezer Methodist Church

*El-Shaddai Bible Church

*End-Time Harvest Mission

*End-Time Message Revival Ministry

* End-time Revival Evangelical Ministry 

*Eternal Glory Bible Church

*Evangelical Bible Mission

*Evangelical Church of Christ

*Evangelical Church of New Jerusalem

*Evangelical Church of West Africa

*Evangelical Church Yahweh

*Ever Increasing Anointing Ministries

*Ever Winning Faith Ministries International

*Evidence of Christ Mission

*Faith Anointed Bible Church

*Faith Bible College

*Faith Deliverance Ministries

*Faith in Christ Mission

*Faith Tabernacle Congregation

*Faith Tabernacle Church

*Faith World Ministries

*Faithful Ministry of God

*Faith House Bible Church

*Fellowship of Christian

*Fire Revival Pentecostal Assembly Incorporated

*First African Church Mission

*First Baptist Church

*Fountain of Life Church

*Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria

*Freedom Chapel

*Full Gospel Businessmen Fellowship

*Global Crusaders Mission

*Global Redemption Outreach

*Global Victory International Ministries

*Glorious Christ Gospel Church

*Glorious King Christian Centre

*Glorious Restoration Prophetic Ministry

*Glory Christian Ministry

*Glory of God Christian International

*God’s Kingdom Power & Glory Ministry

*God’s Kingdom Society

*Golden Gate Bible Church

*Gospel Apostolic Church

*Gospel Faith Mission International

*Gospel of Fire International Ministry

*Gospel Pentecostal Assembly

*Gospel Power Evangelical Mission

*Gospel Light International Ministries

*Gospel Light Mission

*Go Ye Evangelical Ministry

*Grace Family International Churches

*Grace & Glory Bible Church

*Grace of God Mission

*Grace Commissioning Bible Church

*Greater Evangelism World Outreach

*Heal the World Mission

*Herald Christ Coming Church

*Heroes of Faith Ministries

*Higher Ground Christian Church

*His Glory Centre

*His Purpose Church

*Holy Cross Cathedral

*Holy Family Catholic Church

*Holy Ghost Christian Centre worldwide

*Holy Ghost Congregation

*Holy Ghost Praying Centre

*Holy Trinity Anglican Church

*Holy Michael Spiritual Church

*Holy Spirit Mission

*Holy in Christ Revival Assembly

*Hosanna Church of Christ

*Household of God Church

*Household of Love Church

*House of Prayer Ministries

*House on The Rock

*Illumination Assembly

*Interceding Evangelistic Bible Mission

*International Christian Life Outreach Ministries

*International Christian Mission

*International Church Growth Ministry (Bible School)

*International Churches of Christ

*International House of His Presence

*Kingdom Life Centre

*Kingdom of Life Ministries

*Kingsway Christian Centre

*Kings World Ministries International

*Lagos Presbyterian Church

*Latter Rain Gospel Church

*Liberty Christian Church

*Liberty Evangelical Church

*Liberty Foundation Gospel Ministries

*Life Bible Seminary (Christian University)

*Life Changers Assembly

*Life Christian Centre

*Life Gate International Church

*Lighted Church

*Lighthouse Chapel International

*Light of the World Gospel Mission

*Light & Life Fellowship International

*Living Christian Bible Church

*Living Souls Baptist Church

*Living Spring Chapel International

*Living Waters Ministries

*Living Witness World Outreach

*Living World Ministries

*Logos Aflame Ministries

*Logos Ministries Inc.

*Lutheran Church of Nigeria

*Master Life Ministry

*Methodist Church of Nigeria

*Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church

*Ministries of Life International

*Mountain of Fire & Miracle Ministries

*Nation For Christ Missionary

*New Anointing Deliverance Church

*New Apostolic Church

*New Covenant Assembly

*New Covenant Gospel Church

*New Life Gospel Church

*New Light Revival International Assembly

*New Revival Apostolic Mission

*New Testament Gospel Church International

*Olorunsogo Baptist Church

*Oluwole Baptist Church

"Our Lady’s of Fatima Catholic Church

*Overcomers Christian Church

*Palace of Rest Evangelical Ministries

*Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria

*People of Faith Gospel Church

*Power Line Bible Church

*Power of God Evangelical Church

*Power of God Prayer Ministry

*Presbyterian Church of Nigeria

*Prevailing Word Bible Church

*Providence Baptist Church

*Radiant Church

*Real Women Foundation

*Reconciliation Bible Ministry

*Reconciliation Life International

*Redeemed Christian Church of God

*Renewal Chapel Bible College

*Rescue Pentecostal Mission

*Revival Assembly Church

*Revival Assembly International

*Revival People’s Church

* Rhema Chapel International Churches 

*Rhema Deliverance Mission

*Rock of Salvation Apostolic Church

*Royal House of Grace International

* The Altar of Prayer Bible Church 

*The Anglican Communion Missions

* The Anointed Life Bible Church 

*The Assemblies of God Nigeria Missions

*The Apostolic Church Mission Nigeria

* The Banner of Faith Bible Church 

*The Baptist Convention of Nigeria   Missions

* The Bethel Christian Centre

* The Blessed Hope Bible Church 

* The Bride Assembly 

* The Calvary Light Bible Church 

* The Christian Faith Centre

* The Christian Life Mission 

*The Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria Missions

* The Christian Victory Group 

* The Church of the Firstborn 

* The Divine Connection Bible Church 

* The Divine Mercy Bible Church 

* The Divine Mercy Christian Centre

* The End-time Revival Bible Church 

*The Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) Missions

* The Everlasting Life Bible Church 

* The Everlasting Love Bible Church 

* The Faith and Power Bible Church 

* The Faith Revival Bible Church 

* The Father's House Bible Church 

* The God's Glory Bible Church 

* The God's Glory Christian Centre

* The God's Presence Bible Church 

* The God's Power Bible Church 

* The Gospel of Christ Bible Church 

* The Gospel Light International Ministry 

* The Heavenly Gate Bible Church 

* The Heavenly Vision Bible Church 

* The Heavenly Voice Bible Church 

* The Holy Ghost Christian Center 

* The Holy Ghost Revival Centre

* The Holy Spirit Fire Bible Church 

* The Holy Spirit Revival Bible Church 

* The Jesus Christ Solution Centre

* The Jesus Reigns Bible Church 

* The Kingdom Builders Bible Church 

* The Kingdom of God Bible Church 

* The Kingdom Life Bible Church 

* The Life and Power Bible Church 

* The Life Transformers Bible Church 

* The Light of the World Bible Church 

* The Living Faith Foundation 

* The Living Spring Bible Church 

* The New Covenant Pentecostal Church 

* The New Creation Bible Church 

* The New Dimension Bible Church 

* The New Life Bible Church 

* The New Life in Christ Bible Church 

*The Nigeria Evangelical Covenant Church Mission

* The Open Heavens International Ministry 

* The Praise Centre Bible Church 

* The Praise and Worship Bible Church 

* The Power of God Evangelical Ministry 

* The Redeemed People's Mission

* The Restoration Life Bible Church 

* The Revival Assembly Bible Church 

* The Revival Fire Bible Church 

* The Revival Life Christian Church 

* The Saints Ministries 

* The Shepherd's House International 

* The Spirit of f Life Bible Church 

* The Spiritual Life Christian Church 

*The Sword of the Spirit Ministries

* The Throne of Grace Bible Church 

* The Unstoppable God Bible Church 

* The Victory Chapel Bible Church 

* The Victory Life Bible Church 

* The Victorious Life Bible Church 

* The Vineyard Christian Fellowship 

* The Watchman Catholic Charismatic 

* The Word of Faith Christian Center

* The Yahweh Temple Bible Church 

* The Zion Hill Bible Church 

NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN GROUPS IN NIGERIA

1. Africa Leadership Forum

2. Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN)

3. Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN)

4. Nigeria Christian Graduate Fellowship (NCGF)

5. Christian Women Fellowship (CWF)

6. Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International (FGBMFI) Nigeria

7. Youth With A  Mission (YWAM) Nigeria

8. Mercy Ships Nigeria

9. Food for the Hungry Nigeria

10. World Vision Nigeria

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Strategic methods to grow a new business as a Christian or maintain an existing one - Compiled by Dave Omokhodion

We are all faced with challenges on daily bases. It doesn't matter if we're christians or not. It's even more challenging as a Christian when it has to do with starting a business or maintaining an existing one.

However, we are not to be worried, knowing fully well that God is on our back, Proverbs 16:3. Only one thing we should do is to trust Him and be opened to good suggestions and ideas on how to succeed.

So here are some strategic methods to grow a new business as a Christian or maintain an existing one:

NEW BUSINESS

1. * You need Prayer and God's Guidance. Seek God's wisdom and guidance in decision-making, Psalms 50:15

2. * You need to have a Clear Vision and Mission Statement. Define your purpose, values, and objectives.

3. * Have a Business Plan. Develop a comprehensive business plan.

4. * Do some Market Research. Understand your target audience and market trends.

5. * Try to have Networking System. Build relationships with mentors, peers, and potential customers.

6. * Maintain Quality Products/Services. Offer excellent products or services that glorify God.

7. * Indulge in good Marketing and Advertising strategy. Utilize effective marketing strategies.

8. * You need good Financial Management skills. Practice good financial stewardship.

9. * Get good hands to work with you and engage in training them. Hire employees who share your values and provide training.

10. * Don't stop where you are, continue on Improvement. Regularly assess and improve your business.

But if you already have an existing business, here are what you should do.

       EXISTING BUSINESS

1. * You should regularly re-evaluate your Vision and Mission. Ensure alignment with God's purpose.

2. * Try to be more Innovative and Adaptive to change. Stay ahead of industry trends and adapt to changes.

3. * Have a listening ears by looking at Customer's Feedback. Listen to customers and improve products/services.

4. * Regularly ensure there's employee Development. Invest in employee growth and training.

5. * There should be a need for Expansion and Diversification. Explore new opportunities and markets.

6. * You need Partnerships and Collaborations. Form strategic partnerships.

7. * If you are capable enough try to give back to your community. Integrate giving and community service into your business.

8. * Consider Mentorship. Find a mentor or become a mentor to others.

9. * Leverage on accountability. Surround yourself with accountability partners.

10. * Don't give up, have faith and Persevere. Trust God through challenges and uncertainties, Deuteronomy 1:21

Remember, as a Christian business owner, your ultimate goal is to glorify God and serve others. By integrating these strategies with your faith, you'll build a successful and sustainable business. 

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Church membership data according to their denomination in Nigeria

Here is an approximate numerical statistics of churches in Nigeria. The Catholic Organisation reportedly has the largest congregation.

1. *Catholic Church.  25-30 million (approximately 15-20% of the population)

2. *Anglican Church. 18-20 million (approximately 10-12% of the population)

3. *Pentecostal Churches. (including:

    - Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG): 5-7 million

    - Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel): 3-5 million

    - Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM): 2-3 million

    - Others: 5-10 million)

Total: 15-25 million (approximately 8-15% of the population)

4. *Evangelical Churches. (including:

    - Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA): 2-3 million

    - Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria (CRCN): 1-2 million

    - Others: 2-5 million)

Total: 5-10 million (approximately 3-6% of the population)

5. *Methodist Church. 2-3 million (approximately 1-2% of the population)

6. *Baptist Church. 1-2 million (approximately 0.5-1% of the population)

7. *Other Christian Denominations ( including Celestial Church, Cherubim & Seraphim). 5-10 million (approximately 3-6% of the population).

Though these numbers are estimates and may vary depending on the source, the church in general has a close figure of over 100 million membership because christianity is one of the dominant religion in Nigeria.

According to research, Islam has about 80-100 million (approximately 45-55% of the population) while Traditional Religions has about 10-20 million (approximately 5-10% of the population)

The Numerical Statistics of Pentecostal churches in Nigeria.

There's no doubt that christianity has grew astronomically over the years in Nigeria. A big thanks to the work of evangelism by various churches.

The Pentecostal churches have recorded significant improvement in membership statistics. In the southern part of the country the figure is quite higher compared to the Northern areas. 

The reason is mainly due to the persecution of Christians and some State governments laws and bylaws which prohibit some religion practice especially Christianity.

But in spit of the limitations the church has been able to control and maintain the spreading of the gospel nationwide. Today the Pentecostal churches boast of good numbers of church registered members, attendees, followers and affiliates.

Below is the statistical analysis of membership in most of the Pentecostal churches in the country. The source of this information is based on Church Reports, News Articles, Online Directory and Christian Organisations.

Membership Record of 100 Pentecostal churches in Nigeria

1. Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG).   Membership : 5-7 million

2. Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel)     Membership:  3 - 5 million

3. Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM)  Membership:  2-3 million

4. Christ Apostolic Church (CAC)  Membership:   1-2 million

5. The Apostolic Church Nigeria.  Membership:   1-2 million

6. Deeper Christian Life Ministry.   Membership:    1-2 million

7. Overcomers Christian Mission (OCM).  Membership:   500,000-1 million

8. Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria.   Membership:  500,000-1 million

9. Assemblies of God Nigeria.  Membership:    400,000-800,000

10. Church of God Mission International.   Membership:  300,000-600,000

11. Christian Faith Church International.   Membership:    200,000-400,000

12. House on the Rock Church.   Membership:    150,000-300,000

13. This Present House.   Membership:.  100,000-200,000

14. The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement.   Membership:   100,000-200,000

15. New Covenant Church.  Membership:.   50,000-100,000

16. Faith Tabernacle Congregation.   Membership:    50,000-100,000

17. Champions Royal Assembly.  Membership:   20,000-50,000

18. Latter Rain Assembly.  Membership:   20,000-50,000

19. Word of Life Bible Church.  Membership:    10,000-20,000

20. Rhema Chapel International Churches.   Membership:   100,000 - 200,000

21. Sword of the Spirit Ministries.   Membership:   50,000 - 100,000

22. Living Word Ministries.   Membership:   30,000 - 70,000

23. Endtime Revival Evangelical Ministry.   Membership:    20,000 - 50,000

24. Christ Embassy.   Membership:    150,000 - 300,000

25. Believers' Loveworld International.   Membership:   100,000 - 200,000

26. The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM).   Membership:   50,000 - 100,000

27. The New Testament Church.   Membership:   30,000 - 70,000

28. The Gospel Faith Mission International.   Membership:    20,000 - 50,000

29. The Church of the Firstborn.   Membership:     15,000 - 30,000

30. The Saints' Ministries.   Membership:    10,000 - 20,000

31. The Bride Assembly.   Membership:    5,000 - 15,000

32. The Vineyard Christian Fellowship.   Membership:   5,000 - 10,000

33. The Christian Victory Group.  Membership:   3,000 - 8,000

34. The Living Faith Foundation.   Membership:   2,000 - 5,000

35. The Watchman Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement.   Membership:   200,000 - 400,000

36. The Redeemed Peoples' Mission.   Membership:   150,000 - 300,000

37. The New Life Bible Church.   Membership:    100,000 - 200,000

38. The Gospel Light International Ministry.    Membership:    80,000 - 150,000

39. The Word of Faith Ministries International.   Membership:   70,000 - 120,000

40. The Christian Pentecostal Mission International.    Membership:   60,000 - 100,000

41. The Holy Ghost Christian Centre.   Membership:    50,000 - 90,000

42. The Life and Power Bible Church.   Membership:   40,000 - 80,000

43. The New Covenant Pentecostal Church.   Membership:   30,000 - 60,000

44. The Power of God Evangelical Ministry.   Membership:   25,000 - 50,000

45. The Revival Life Christian Church.   Membership:    20,000 - 40,000

46. The Spiritual Life Christian Church.   Membership:    15,000 - 30,000

47. The Victory Life Bible Church.   Membership:    12,000 - 25,000

48. The Dominion Life Bible Church.   Membership:    10,000 - 20,000

49. The Kingdom Life Bible Church.   Membership:     8,000 - 18,000

50. The Father's House Bible Church.   Membership:     8,000 - 15,000

51. The Living Spring Bible Church.   Membership:     6,000 - 12,000

52. The New Dimension Bible Church.   Membership:    5,000 - 10,000

53. The Open Heavens International Ministry.   Membership:   4,000 - 8,000

54. The Praise Centre Bible Church.   Membership:   3,500 - 7,000

55. The Restoration Life Bible Church.   Membership:    3,000 - 6,000

56. The Revival Assembly Bible Church.   Membership:    2,500 - 5,000

57. The Shepherd's House International.   Membership:    2,000 - 4,000

58. The Spirit of Life Bible Church.   Membership:    1,800 - 3,500

59. The Victory Chapel Bible Church.   Membership:    1,500 - 3,000

60. The Word of Life Bible Church (Lagos).  Membership:    1,200 - 2,500

61. The Zoe Ministries International.   Membership:    1,000 - 2,000

62. The Abundant Life Bible Church.   Membership:    900 - 1,800

63. The Christian Life Bible Church.   Membership:   800 - 1,600

64. The God's Glory Bible Church.   Membership:   700 - 1,400

65. The Divine Mercy Bible Church.   Membership:   600 - 1,200

66. The Faith Revival Bible Church.   Membership:   550 - 1,100

67. The God's Power Bible Church.   Membership:   500 - 1,000

68. The Heavenly Vision Bible Church.   Membership:   450 - 900

69. The Holy Spirit Revival Bible Church.   Membership:    400 - 800

70. The Jesus Reigns Bible Church.   Membership:.   350 - 700

71. The Kingdom Builders Bible Church.   Membership:    300 - 600

72. The Life Transformers Bible Church.   Membership:    250 - 500

73. The Light of the World Bible Church.   Membership:    200 - 400

74. The New Creation Bible Church.   Membership:    180 - 360

75. The New Life in Christ Bible Church.   Membership:    150 - 300

76. The Omega Fire Ministries.   Membership:    120 - 240

77. The Praise and Worship Bible Church.   Membership:    100 - 200

78. The Revival Fire Bible Church.   Membership:    90 - 180

79. The Salvation Army Nigeria.   Membership:.   80 - 160

80. The Throne of Grace Bible Church.   Membership:    70 - 140

81. The Unstoppable God Bible Church.   Membership:    60 - 120

82. The Victorious Life Bible Church.   Membership:    50 - 100

83. The Word of Faith Christian Centre.   Membership:    45 - 90

84. The Yahweh Temple Bible Church.   Membership:.   40 - 80

85. The Zion Hill Bible Church.   Membership:    35 - 70

86. The Abundant Life Christian Centre.   Membership:    30 - 60

87. The Christian Life Mission.   Membership:    25 - 50

88. The Divine Connection Bible Church.   Membership:    20 - 40

89. The Everlasting Life Bible Church.   Membership:    18 - 36

90. The God's Presence Bible Church.   Membership:    15 - 30

91. The Heavenly Gate Bible Church.   Membership:    12 - 24

92. The Holy Ghost Revival Centre.   Membership:    10 - 20

93. The Jesus Christ Solution Centre.   Membership:    9 - 18

94. The Kingdom of God Bible Church.   Membership;    8 - 16

95. The Altar of Prayer Bible Church.   Membership:    6 - 12

96. The Anointed Life Bible Church.   Membership:    5 - 10

97. The Banner of Faith Bible Church.   Membership:    4 - 8

98. The Bethel Christian Centre.   Membership:.   3 - 6

99. The Blessed Hope Bible Church.   Membership :   2.5 - 5

100. The Calvary Light Bible Church.   Membership:.   2 - 4

Please note that these estimates are rough and based on various sources mentioned earlier. The statistics may have changed since the last update.

Secondly this is not an exhaustive list;  there are many more Pentecostal churches in Nigeria not listed here. This list is meant to give you an idea of the diversity and number of Pentecostal churches in Nigeria.

Also, some churches may identify as Evangelical, Charismatic, or Apostolic, which may overlap with Pentecostalism. The boundaries between these categories can be blurry, and some churches may not fit neatly into one category.

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What you should know about Dr. Abel Damina

Of recent Dr. Abel Damina has been trending both on social media and conventional news hub. While some stories surrounding him are positive, others are negativities.

But who exactly is Dr. Abel Damina?

Dr. Abel Damina is a Nigerian pastor, televangelist, and author. He is the founder and senior pastor of Abel Damina Ministries and Power City International Church, with headquarters in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

His early Life and Education:

Dr. Damina was born on September 29, 1966, in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. He attended the University of Uyo and graduated with a degree in Architecture. As a Bible scholar he has a Ph.D. in Theology from the World Christian University.

Ministry:

Dr. Abel Damina started his ministry in 1992 as a campus preacher. Reliable source confirmed that Damina was an incurable preacher who was ready to preach to anyone including the madman on the street.

While he was still a student he founded Power City International Church in 1993.

He was a regular hosts in the popular television program "Righteousness Exalteth a Nation"

Dr. Damina is not just a preacher but also an Author of several books, including "The Righteousness of God" and "The Power of Righteousness"

Teachings and Philosophy:

One phenomenon aspect about Dr. Damina's Ministry is his emphases on the importance of righteousness and holiness in the life of a believer. While teaching on the power of faith, prayer, and the Holy Spirit, he also focus on building a community of believers who live according to God's standards.

Impact and Recognition:

What anybody can not take away from Dr. Damina is that he has large followers both in Nigeria and abroad. His ministry has been recognized for its impact on the lives of many people. And has received several awards for his contributions to the body of Christ.

Controversy:

Recently Dr. Damina has been involved in controversy concerning some doctrinal issues. One of these issues is PROSPERITY. He has vehemently condemned the prosperity teachings of most pastors, arguing that such teaching is evil.

Net Worth:

Dr. Abel Damina's net worth is estimated to be around $500,000. He accumulated this wealth through his various endeavors, including his church, television network, and book sales. 

Personal Life:

Dr. Abel Damina is married to Dr. Rachel Damina and they are blessed with children.

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