What they call their work
What they do
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Regular Religious Worship Services 2 activities
- Conducts weekly worship and prayer servicesHosts regular Friday and Sunday worship and prayer services as part of its ongoing congregation activities in Jamaica, Queens, New York, growing from a small prayer group into an established church.
- Provides spiritual deliverance and salvation outreachEngages in evangelistic and healing ministries focused on preaching salvation, delivering individuals from spiritual bondage, and restoring lives through faith in Jesus Christ.
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Youth and Young Adult Spiritual Engagement 1 activity
- Delivers children and youth spiritual development programsProvides faith-based programming for children and youth including Bible study, Sunday School, prayer, worship, mentoring, and educational activities designed to support spiritual growth and development.
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Religious Education and Instruction 1 activity
- Offers membership and biblical teaching integrationConducts a one-hour membership class focused on systematic biblical teaching to help new members grow spiritually and integrate into the church community.
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Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care Services 1 activity
- Offers pastoral counseling and emotional supportProvides pastoral care, one-on-one prayer, and counseling to support individuals experiencing despair, life challenges, or emotional distress, with programs aimed at personal transformation and healing.
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Christian Leadership & Discipleship Training 1 activity
- Operates discipleship and missionary development programsConducts discipleship training and develops church outreaches locally, nationally, and internationally, including missionary work and leadership reproduction to expand ministry impact.
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Financial Literacy Education Programs 1 activity
- Provides faith-based financial literacy educationOffers a structured 9-week Financial Peace class that teaches individuals and families how to manage money according to biblical principles and sound financial practices.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| DAVID AKINYEMI | PRESIDENT | 35 | $74K |
- CAROL LAVISCOUNT — TRUSTEE
- DEBORAH AKOJENU — TRUSTEE
- GBENGA ADALUMO — SECRETARY
- NADINE AKINYEMI — TRUSTEE
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Biblical Foundation for Holistic Transformationmethodology: scripture_based_discipleshipBy grounding individuals in systematic biblical instruction and scripture-based living, the organization produces lasting spiritual identity and practical change, because a born-again foundation and scriptural literacy are essential for end-times preparation and personal discipleship.
- Church-Based Discipleship Reproductionmethodology: church_planting_outreachBy planting and developing church outreaches globally, the organization scales spiritual impact and community support, because reproducing discipleship communities sustains long-term transformation and extends hope to the despairing.
- Empowerment Through Holy Spirit Liberationmethodology: spiritual_liberation_holy_spiritBy emphasizing Holy Spirit empowerment, the organization delivers spiritual and emotional freedom to the oppressed, because divine intervention is believed to be the active force in breaking bondage and restoring identity in Christ.
- Integrated Spiritual and Physical Rescuemethodology: integrated_spiritual_physical_rescueBy combining evangelism with holistic care—including preaching, healing, and relational support—the organization produces spiritual and personal transformation, because this integrated approach reflects the fullness of Christ's ministry and prepares individuals for His return.
- Relational Faith Engagement Modelmethodology: relational_faith_mentoringBy using relational networks and one-on-one mentoring, the organization fosters spiritual growth and belonging, because personal connection combined with worship, prayer, and teaching deepens faith engagement more effectively than transactional outreach.