Students, leaders, and pastors are gathering from all over the Ukraine for a two day event that will focus on mastering the keys to transforming the seven spheres of influence in fulfillment of the Great Commission. This event will be the first of its kind in the history of the nation of Ukraine involving over 30 nationals from all over the world. Topics will include:
Raising transformational leaders
Understanding values, systems and structures
The role of the Holy Spirit in the transformation of nations
Sunday Adelaja is the Founder and Senior Pastor of The Embassy of the Blessed Kingdom of God for All Nationschurch in Kiev, Ukraine. He is a Nigerian-born leader with an apostolic gift for the 21st century. In his mid-thirties, Pastor Sunday has already proven to be one of the world's most dynamic communicators and church planters, and is regarded as one of the most successful pastors in Europe with over 25,000 members, as well as more than 700 daughter churches in over 45 countries worldwide.
As a seasoned world traveler, Sino Agueze has spoken in many parts of the world, including North America, Central and South America, Africa, Europe and Asia. He addresses audiences on various topics related to leadership development and personal growth, with an emphasis on discovering solutions to transforming life and society.
Janette Agueze is a graduate of Liberty University where she studied government and journalism, as well as History Makers Bible School (HMBS) in New York, under the leadership of Dr. Sunday Adelaja. Janette is currently pursuing her master's degree in Political Science specializing in African Politics. Janette has a deep passion for international mission work and a desire to see people reflect the beauty of Christ to the world around them. God says that He will shine forth out of His church (Psalm 50:2), and she believes as Christians display the same love, humility, compassion and servanthood of Christ, people will be drawn to God like never before.
Dr. Byron J. Williams is the Associate Director and Chief Software Engineer for Jackson State University's Center for Defense Integrated Data (CDID). He received his Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees from Mississippi State University. Dr. Williams has a solid high-tech background in software engineering for overall systems improvement. He has extensive project management, research and development, and consulting experience ensuring solid technical software design and seamless systems integration and execution.
His strong desire to serve the Kingdom focus lead he and his wife, Dr. Lakiesha Williams, to establish Growth On Demand Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that focuses on teaching Kingdom principles to young people to help raise the next generation of influencers. Although still in its infancy the Abraham Project has ministered to middle and high school aged youth in Mississippi. Dr. Williams is a 2009 Graduate of History Makers Bible School USA founded by Pastor Sunday Adelaja, Senior Pastor and Founder of the Embassy of God Church, Kiev, Ukraine.
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Dr. Kiesha holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering and is an Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University where she studies injury biomechanics. Dr. Kiesha has accomplished many firsts in her life. She was the first African American to obtain a graduate degree in Biological Engineering from Louisiana State University, the first African American to obtain a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from Mississippi State University, and the first female and first African American faculty member in her current academic department.
Dr. Kiesha has received many awards based on her scholarly achievements. Some of these include the IBM Women of Color Rising Star Award, MSU's Champion of Diversity Award, and LSU's 2010 Rising Star Alumnus Award. She enjoys exercising, spending time with family, and serving the needs of others. She credits purposeful implementation of biblical principles (such as integrity, character, faithfulness, hard work, and diligence) into her home, work, and social life for being the source of her success. Dr. Kiesha and her husband Dr. Byron reside in Mississippi (USA).
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1. Churches are like “seal beaches” Our so called wellbeing turns us into lazy seals. We accumulate fat of laziness and do not care about strengthening our loins. To live in God means for us to work on developing ourselves every single second.
2. Passive egotists People are used to going to church, having their friends and relations here, they do not skip any of main church events (because church became a part of their subculture), but they do nothing in practice. Their motto is not to overload themselves! Not to expose themselves! To do minimum work! Such people will always find many reasons as to why it is impossible to complete leaders school, and to start a ministry. They understand that it is necessary to have a ministry (because of public image) and they choose a bright one under the high-sounding title, but they take a passive position in it. They do what is needed just to keep themselves afloat.
There will be one more remarkable sight in Ukraine – the Ukrainian Cultural Spiritual Center!
Very soon there will be one more remarkable sight in Ukraine that will become a visiting card of the country – the Ukrainian Cultural Spiritual Center (UCSC). This building’s project will be presented on the competition of unique constructions of the world along with opera building in Sydney, Burj Al Arab Hotel (has a shape of a sail) in Dubai.
Facilities will include:
• 36 auditoriums: the main auditorium (more than 10,000 seats), in general the buildings will host 15,000 people;
I believe in pastoring without tears. I believe that every Christian in every church in every community is a minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This is my conclusion after 14 years of pastoring, two million new converts, 600 church plants in over 35 nations and more than 30,000 members in our Embassy of God Church in Kiev, Ukraine.
When we are Kingdom-addicted and Kingdom-focused on Kingdom principles, the pastors empower, educate and encourage church members, and the church members take the Kingdom of God into the society.
April 1-4th 2010 The Embassy of the Blessed Kingdom of God For All Nations celebrated its 16th Anniversary.
To reach this day, the church had to go through many trials such as hardships, examining our hearts, thoughts, and our true motives. The most challenging year was 2009 – the year of God’s truth and justice when God purified our church as gold by fire.
The foundation verse for our church is Mathew 16:18 “…I will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”
As we are celebrating the 16th Anniversary, the church clams Haggai 2:9 “The latter glory of this house shall be greater than the former, declares the Lord of hosts.”
The Apostolic Council of our church congratulates all the members with the 16th Anniversary!
April 1-4th 2010 The Embassy of the Blessed Kingdom of God For All Nations celebrated its 16th Anniversary.
