CMCM begins in Akure
The ministry begins in Akure, Ondo State. CMCM records its first service at 7A Adebowale Street, Oke-Aro, later relocating to Oke-Ijebu, Akure.
From a humble beginning in Akure in 1989 to a ministry with parishes and representation across Nigeria and around the world, Christ Miracle Church Mission Worldwide is committed to preaching Jesus Christ, building believers, serving communities and carrying the Gospel to the nations.
Christ Miracle Church Mission Worldwide began in 1989 in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria. CMCM's official history records the first service at 7A Adebowale Street in the Oke-Aro area, before the ministry later moved to 36 Ifelodun Street, Oke-Ijebu, Akure, which serves as its National Headquarters.
The ministry expanded to Lagos in the mid-1990s. A landmark all-night gathering was held on 28 January 1995, and the Lagos parish was formally established in September 1996. After a season in rented facilities, the church moved in March 2000 to its International Headquarters at Akiode, Ojodu-Berger, Lagos.
Today, CMCM describes itself as a worldwide Christian family with a vision to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to more than 168 countries through local churches, evangelism, discipleship, media, ministry partnerships and digital outreach.
A concise timeline drawn from CMCM's official historical accounts and affiliated branch histories.
The ministry begins in Akure, Ondo State. CMCM records its first service at 7A Adebowale Street, Oke-Aro, later relocating to Oke-Ijebu, Akure.
A major all-night gathering is held on 28 January 1995 in Lagos. The vigils become a recurring gathering as the ministry's presence in Lagos grows.
CMCM's history places the formal establishment of the Lagos parish on 27 September 1996, followed by its first Sunday service two days later in Oregun.
In March 2000, the church moves to its site at Akiode in the Ojodu-Berger area of Lagos, becoming the centre from which further parishes and branches continue to develop.
CMCM Yola records its opening service in May 2012 as the ministry's first branch in Northern Nigeria. CMCM UK also traces its first Night Vigil to October 2012.
The UK ministry records its formal inauguration in September 2013, marking another important step in CMCM's international development.
CMCM's official history records the inauguration of Miracle and Testimony City at KM 50, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State, in January 2015.
CMCM Bournemouth began with an online programme in January 2021 and was formally inaugurated in May 2021, reflecting the continuing growth of the ministry's international network.
CMCM's published vision and mission centre on salvation, worship, evangelism, discipleship, love and helping people discover their God-given potential.
To spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in glory to the nations and bring salvation to souls locally and globally.
To enlarge the body of Christ and build a people whose faith is expressed through worship, the Word, love and service.
Prophet Peter Abiola Adebisi is the founder and president of Christ Miracle Church Mission Worldwide. CMCM's affiliated UK history traces his call to ministry to 1987 and records the founding of CMCM in Akure in 1989.
His official CMCM profile also identifies him as president of Champion of Fire Bible Institute, president of Champion of Fire Television, host of the Hour of Recovery television and radio programme, and an author. The same profile notes his interest in youth development through football and his chairmanship of Fire Football Club.
The leadership roles below reflect the structure published on CMCM's official About page.
Founder and President of Christ Miracle Church Mission Worldwide.
Vice President and a key leader in CMCM's global and women's ministry work.
Vice President in the published CMCM worldwide leadership structure.
Serving in the ministry's evangelistic leadership.
Serving in the ministry's evangelistic leadership.
National pastoral leadership for Nigeria.
Regional pastoral leadership serving CMCM's African mission.
Leadership serving CMCM's diaspora communities.
International pastoral leadership focused on the next generation.
CMCM's official history reports parish and zonal representation across Nigeria and international presence in the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States, Canada, Ghana, Benin Republic, South Africa and Kenya, with the ministry continuing to pursue its 168-country vision.
CMCM's stated vision is to carry the Gospel to more than 168 countries and beyond through churches, media and partnerships.
The current official About page describes a ministry with more than 400 pastors and continued growth.
CMCM reports parish and zonal representation virtually across all states of Nigeria.
CMCM's vision explicitly includes television, electronic coverage and digital outreach as tools for global evangelism.
CMCM's published materials show a ministry that combines spiritual formation with practical service to people and communities.
Gatherings centred on worship, prayer, prophetic ministry and building faith in the presence of God.
Sharing the Gospel, teaching the Word and helping believers grow through discipleship.
Training and equipping believers through teaching initiatives including Champion of Fire Bible Institute.
Television, radio, sermons and digital channels that extend ministry beyond a physical church service.
Ministry that equips and empowers women to serve families, churches and communities with wisdom and purpose.
Mentorship, leadership development, spiritual formation and practical opportunities for young people.
CMCM's community-services programme describes a broad commitment to spiritual and social development.
Financial and emotional support, engagement and empowerment for people facing hardship.
Skill acquisition and development programmes for students, job seekers and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Funding, mentorship and strategic resources intended to help small businesses grow.
Educational support for deserving students to expand access to learning opportunities.
Free medical checkups, health-awareness initiatives and medical assistance for underserved communities.
Mentorship, leadership training and guidance aimed at building strong moral and ethical foundations.
CMCM's Women's Ministry states its mission as motivating, equipping and empowering Christians to meet the needs of women worldwide, while encouraging women to take active roles in transforming Christian communities.
Published CMCM history says Pastor Mrs Folashade Adebisi has led and supported the Women's Ministry since 1998. The first International Women Convention was held in Lagos in 2005 and developed into an annual international gathering.
Worship with us, connect with a parish, send a prayer request or visit the International Headquarters at Akiode, Ojodu-Berger, Lagos. CMCM's current official site lists 1 CMCM Driveway, Off Ishola Bello Street, Akiode, Ojodu-Berger, Lagos, Nigeria.