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Church Archive Nigeria documents the verified contributions of the Christian Church to Nigeria's development, healthcare, education, skills, housing, and more.

29 churches.

28/08/2026

10 weeks. 30 denominations. Documented.

From the Uzuakoli leprosy settlement where Dapsone was developed, to the RCCG dialysis machines covering all 6 geopolitical zones. From CMS Grammar School built in 1859 to the Glory Dome that paved roads for Lugbe. From 13.3 billion meals to 25,000 people rescued from drug addiction in Ukraine.

This is what the Church has been building in Nigeria — and beyond.

Church Archive Nigeria exists to hold this record: documented, verifiable, permanent. So that no contribution is forgotten and no institution goes unaccounted for.

📖 thechurcharchive.org

26/08/2026

The NSPPD morning prayer broadcast by Prophet Jerry Eze is more than a religious programme — it is a daily infrastructure of hope for millions of Nigerians.

Broadcast live every morning at 7am, it has become part of the morning routine of millions across Nigeria and the diaspora. In an environment where many Nigerians start each day with economic anxiety, security concerns, and systemic uncertainty, NSPPD offers a consistent anchor.

The Jerry Eze Foundation, running parallel to the media ministry, has paid university tuition for widows, medical bills for patients who could not afford treatment, and welfare for single mothers across South-East Nigeria.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/streams-of-joy-international/

24/08/2026

This Present House grew into the largest church in Europe — 30,000+ members, 99% Ukrainian — founded by a Nigerian pastor in Kyiv.

The Freedom Foundation it built rescued over 25,000 drug addicts from the streets of Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities — rehabilitation, vocational training, reintegration, and housing. The programme earned recognition from the Ukrainian government and international development organisations.

After relocating to Nigeria, Sunday Adelaja has been building the Freedom Foundation Nigeria: youth mentorship, anti-addiction outreach, and economic empowerment.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/this-present-house-freedom-foundation/

21/08/2026

Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) was founded in London in 1992 by Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo — a Nigerian who built one of the UK's largest multicultural churches, then brought the vision back to Nigeria.

KICC Nigeria runs Matthew Ashimolowo Media (MAM) — reaching millions across TV, radio, and print. The KICC Foundation funds scholarships for Nigerian students, medical outreaches, and community development in Lagos.

Pastor Ashimolowo's Money Wise programme has trained thousands of Nigerians in financial management and wealth creation — practical economic empowerment rooted in faith.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/kicc-nigeria/

19/08/2026

Celebration Church International runs free annual medical outreaches across Lagos State — doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and lab technicians serving patients who cannot afford private care, with free medications distributed on-site.

CCI also operates a sustained feeding programme for street children and destitute persons in the Ojodu-Berger corridor, and runs scholarship support for secondary school students from low-income families.

Decades of consistent work in communities that institutions often overlook.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/celebration-church-international-cci/

17/08/2026

The Transforming Church Worldwide began in a borrowed classroom in Wuse 2, Abuja in 2002.

Rev. Dr. Sam Oye — a trained geologist — turned down a conventional career to plant a church in Nigeria's capital. From a handful of people to a growing multi-campus ministry.

Through the Harvesthouse Mercy Foundation: clean water (boreholes drilled in rural FCT communities without piped water), free eye care camps, healthcare, and education in underserved areas. In 2025, the Foundation served hundreds of FCT residents through these programmes.

A geologist who built more than he could have extracted.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/the-transforming-church-worldwide-ttc/

14/08/2026

The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries has built a membership among urban working-class and low-income Nigerians — and its welfare programmes reflect that.

The church runs consistent monthly feeding for indigent persons, drug rehabilitation outreach, and prison ministry across Lagos, Ogun, and Rivers States.

The annual All-Night Praise and Prayer programme at the Lekki ground draws hundreds of thousands — one of Nigeria's largest single-night gatherings.

A church that reaches those most often left behind.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/the-lords-chosen-charismatic-revival-ministries/

12/08/2026

The Covenant Nation (TCN), under Pastor Poju Oyemade, is one of Nigeria's most thoughtful ministry voices on governance, economy, and national transformation.

Coral Ridge — its social action arm — runs food distribution, skills acquisition, and community development in underserved Lagos communities. The annual Empowerment Summit has trained thousands in financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and career development.

Pastor Oyemade's public engagements have influenced conversations on food security, youth unemployment, and civic responsibility — bringing data-driven faith perspectives into Nigeria's policy space.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/the-covenant-nation-tcn/

10/08/2026

Streams of Joy International's NSPPD morning prayer broadcast runs every day at 7am — and has accumulated tens of millions of views across Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, making it one of the most-watched daily prayer programmes in Africa.

Beyond media, the Jerry Eze Foundation provides scholarships for widows and indigent students, covers medical bills, and supports single mothers across South-East Nigeria. In 2025, the Foundation extended simultaneous scholarship support to over 500 beneficiaries.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/streams-of-joy-international/

07/08/2026

Omega Fire Ministries runs the most visible widows' welfare programme of any Nigerian Pentecostal church.

The annual Widows' Feast: thousands of widows across Nigeria receive food, cash gifts, clothing, and household goods simultaneously across multiple states. In 2025, the programme expanded to more locations than ever.

The Apostle Suleman Foundation also funds scholarships, pays medical bills for indigent patients, and provides emergency relief for communities hit by flooding, conflict, and poverty.

From Auchi, Edo State, OFM now operates in over 60 countries.

📖 thechurcharchive.org/churches/omega-fire-ministries-international-ofm/

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