It was on that day that the name Christian Faith and Fellowship Mission was given to the body. Earlier on, there used to be the Christian Fellowship Group, to which many members belonged. Christian Fellowship Group was a Fellowship Group that was an Evangelical outfit in which born again Christians in Ado-Ekiti performed their Christian Evangelical duties of soul winning. Some of the founding
members of Christian Faith and Fellowship Mission came to Ado-Ekiti from various places either on transfer or to seek secular appointments. The founding leader, Dr. Saanu, a government employee was transferred to Ibadan in 1972. In 1973 members decided to open the fellowship to other people who were not scripture Union members. A Citywide Crusade was conducted by members in August and September 1973, many converts who gave their lives to Jesus were alien to the Scripture Union activities. This caused the fellowship to be divided into two. A part in the Scripture Union while the other part became the Christian Fellowship Group Ado-Ekiti. There were some members who remained in the Scripture Union Pilgrim and also retained membership of the Christian Fellowship Group. Such founding members were:
i. B.A. Orimolade
ii. A.A. OIudu
iii. Sister Grace E. Idowu (DECEASED)
iv. Sister Dorcas Falodun
Those founding members who did not belong to the Scripture Union but were in the fellowship Group were Brothers Olu Akerele and Olusegun Tubi. There were some others who left the town almost immediately. The fellowship continued to evangelise Ekiti towns and villages up till when Christian Faith and Fellowship Mission was born as a full fledge Church in 1984. The Church has started to preach the Gospel and establish branch Churches. Today, there are branches in some states of Nigeria such as Ekiti, Ondo, Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Kogi, Kwara and Edo States.