Our Founders

God does not build churches out of buildings. He builds them out of people who say yes.

Christ My Soon Coming King Ministry exists because two people said yes — and never took it back.

Dr Prophet Samuel Orji

Founder & Senior Pastor

In 2015, Dr Prophet Samuel Orji answered God's call to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ with power, truth and compassion, and Christ My Soon Coming King Ministry was born.

Those three words are worth sitting with, because they are not the same thing and most ministries manage only one or two.

Power, because he refused to preach a Gospel that could only comfort people and never change them. This is a deliverance house: chains break here, the sick are prayed for here, and the Holy Ghost is given room to do what only he can do.

Truth, because a message that flatters people cannot save them. He preaches the Bible plainly — the parts that encourage and the parts that cost something — in language a child can follow and an elder is still fed by.

Compassion, because the people in front of him are not a congregation, they are individuals with names. He has never treated somebody's worst season as a sermon illustration.

Through years of faithful service, he was later awarded a Doctorate Degree in recognition of his dedication to Christian ministry and leadership. He wears the title lightly. Ask anyone here and they will tell you the same thing: he is a pastor first.

Today he gives himself to three things — preaching the word plainly, praying for the flock, and raising leaders who will one day carry more than he ever did.

A word from Pastor Samuel

Friend, I want you to hear this from my own mouth: you are welcome here.

This house is not a museum for perfect people. It is a hospital, a school and a home, all at once. If you are bound, come — we will pray with you for as long as it takes. If you are searching, come and bring your questions. If you are strong, come and help us carry somebody else.

Our King is coming back. Until that day, let us love God, love people, and finish well.

— Dr Prophet Samuel Orji

Pastor (Mrs) Agatha Samuel

Co-Founder

Pastor Agatha Samuel serves alongside her husband, and the ministry would not be what it is without her.

She is committed to teaching God's Word, to encouraging believers, and to supporting the vision of this house — three callings that rarely get applause and hold everything together.

Her ministry is not loud; it is deep. She notices who has stopped coming. She remembers who is hurting, and follows up long after everybody else has moved on. She teaches so that people leave able to open their own Bible during the week.

If Pastor Samuel carries the mandate of this house, Pastor Agatha carries its warmth. Both are needed. A church with power and no love is a noisy gong.

A word from Pastor Agatha

To every woman, every young person, and every child reading this — I am praying for you.

You are not too far gone. You are not too young for God to use. And you are not carrying today's weight on your own, whatever it feels like.

Come and sit with us. Bring your children, bring your questions, bring your tears if that is all you have. God meets us exactly where we are, and this family will meet you there too.

— Pastor (Mrs) Agatha Samuel

Together

Ministry of this kind is not done alone, and it is not done from a distance.

They pray with people. They sit in hospitals. They take the phone call at eleven at night. Much of what they do will never be seen from a seat on a Sunday, and that is exactly as it should be.

Praying for our leaders

Please hold them up. Leadership is a joy, but it is also a weight.

• Pray for strength and health for their bodies.
• Pray for wisdom as they lead, teach and counsel.
• Pray for their marriage and their home.
• Pray for protection over their hearts and their family.
• Pray that they finish well — that is the whole race.

"Obey your leaders and submit to them, for they are keeping watch over your souls, as those who will have to give an account. Let them do this with joy and not with groaning, for that would be of no advantage to you." — Hebrews 13:17