Grace Imoh is a dedicated missionary with 24 years of impactful service in Mayo-Lamja, Mayo-Belwa Local Government Area, Adamawa State, Nigeria. Her ministry has been marked by remarkable achievements that reflect her unwavering commitment to the Gospel and the well-being of her community.

Through God’s grace, Grace has witnessed the salvation of many souls, discipled numerous individuals, and inspired others to answer the call to mission work. Among her most heartfelt accomplishments is rescuing and nurturing vulnerable babies. Two of these children, now 20 years old, are thriving, while an 11-year-old named Baby Favor remains under her care. She has also planted churches that continue to flourish and serve as beacons of hope in their communities.

Currently serving in Adamawa State, Grace has expanded her ministry by founding a Christ-centered school with the vision “Catch Them Young for Christ.” This initiative provides education rooted in Christian values, transforming the lives of children who previously had no knowledge of English or formal education. By God’s grace, the impact on these young lives is evident.

Despite her achievements, Grace faces significant challenges, including a lack of mobility to reach remote communities, herders' attacks, insufficient access to clean water, a need for first aid supplies, and essential tools like mobile speakers for evangelism. Nevertheless, her faith and dedication remain steadfast.

Fulangana Janjan - Missionary to Rijiya Riga, Maradi State, Niger Republic

Fulangana Janjan is  faithfully serving as a missionary in Rijiya Riga Village, Gazawa L.G.A., Maradi State, Niger Republic, since 2017. Over seven years of dedicated ministry, Fulangana has focused on Bible teaching and discipleship, fostering a growing community of believers rooted in faith and fellowship. His work recently marked a major milestone with the baptism of 14 new disciples, underscoring the impact of his ministry on the community.

Fulangana is committed to spreading the Gospel, building a strong and supportive community of believers, and guiding individuals toward a deeper relationship with God. Through his work, he continues to bring hope and transformation to those he serves in Niger Republic.

Edward and Elizabeth Kudaisi are dedicated missionaries serving in the Republic of Mali under the Christian Missionary Foundation, supported by Greenfield World Mission International. With over 20 years of experience in ministry, including eight impactful years in Mali, they have been instrumental in spreading the gospel and transforming the lives of the communities they serve. Through God’s grace, they have witnessed the salvation of many souls, bringing countless individuals into a personal relationship with Christ.

In addition to their evangelistic efforts, Edward and Elizabeth have a strong commitment to leadership development. Together with a team of missionaries, they have successfully trained and mentored four couples who graduated from the prestigious School of Missions in Ivory Coast. These trained leaders are now actively serving in various capacities, expanding the reach of the Kingdom of God.

The Kudaisis’ ministry is characterised by a passion for evangelism, discipleship, and empowering local leaders to sustain growth within the church. Their dedication and unwavering faith continue to impact lives and inspire hope across the Republic of Mali.

Elijah Iseoluwa Omojuwa is a devoted servant of God with 22 years of impactful ministry in the southwestern region of Nigeria. Over the years, he has demonstrated unwavering commitment to the growth and revival of the Church of Christ, making remarkable contributions to the spiritual and numerical development of congregations across various locations.

Elijah began his ministry in Ato, Egigbo Local Government, Osun State, where he served for five years. During this time, he transformed CAC Oke Imole from a single-member congregation into a thriving community of 20 members. He was then transferred to Igbokoda, where he revitalized CAC Oke Anu, growing the church from three members to a vibrant assembly of 100 worshippers.

In Makola, Ibadan, at CAC Oke Ayo, he revived a collapsed church, leading to a remarkable increase in membership to 150. In Ile-Ife, at CAC Oke Itura Opa, he took on the challenge of restoring a struggling congregation. Through his leadership and God’s grace, the church grew from 10 to 100 committed members. Later, at CAC Oke Isegun in Olodo Village, Ogun State, he nurtured a small group of three into a flourishing congregation of 26 members before being transferred to Okitipupa.

Throughout his ministry, Elijah has faced significant challenges, including the instability of frequent transfers, which impacted his family’s well-being and his children’s education. Despite these obstacles, he has remained steadfast in his calling, relying on God’s provision and grace. He currently serves in Okitipupa, where he is focused on evangelism and church growth, seeking support for furthering the Kingdom of God in the area.

Elijah's mission is deeply rooted in a passion for preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, obedience to God’s call, and faithfulness in service. His dedication exemplifies a life committed to winning souls and building the church to inherit the Kingdom of God.