Ministry Leaders

The Gospel Singers Ministry of the United Methodist Church exists to fulfill the Great Commission through evangelistic singing and church planting. The ministry shares the Gospel in both rural and urban communities, leading to the establishment of new congregations. Its goals are to spread the message of Jesus Christ through song, plant churches in every nation, and disciple believers to reach the unreached. The ministry also focuses on teaching Bible studies, conducting group trainings, and equipping the saints for effective ministry within the church and beyond. Through music, faith, and service, the Gospel Singers inspire transformation and growth in God’s kingdom.

United Methodist Women in Nigeria, with about 520,000 members, dedicated to spiritual growth, leadership development, and women’s empowerment. The ministry promotes inclusion, rejects tribalism, and supports women, children, and youth through advocacy, skill acquisition, and entrepreneurship programs. It encourages economic and environmental stewardship while helping women become deeply rooted in Christ and put faith into action. Organized for flexible and effective witness, the ministry equips women and girls to lead in their communities, workplaces, governments, and churches. Through education and leadership development, it fosters personal transformation that contributes to transforming the world for God’s glory.

The Boys/Girls Brigade in the United Methodist Church in Nigeria exists to advance God’s kingdom among young people by promoting obedience, reverence, self-respect, and qualities that reflect true Christian manliness and womanliness. The ministry helps youth develop strong values and character grounded in Christian teaching, explores leadership potential, and trains them to serve effectively in church and society. It encourages holistic growth through uniform-group training and supports church security and protection in response to increasing attacks on congregations.

The Youth and Young Adult Ministry of the Nigeria Episcopal Area seeks to reach 2000 young people yearly through evangelism and discipleship, support their education by securing needed resources, and train 500 in skills, entrepreneurship, and leadership. 600 youths receive computer training and strengthened Biblical studies. The ministry is also expanding into campus outreach across tertiary institutions and Universities in Northern Nigeria to positively shape students’ moral development and nurture their growth as committed Christian leaders within their communities and future vocations too.