Pastor Chris Global Ministers’ Classroom Begins May 24 

All is set for the much anticipated 2024 edition of the record-breaking Global Ministers’ Classroom with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome.

The Global Ministers’ Classroom which started in 2018 has recorded a tremendous increase in Ministers’ attendance making it the largest online classroom in the world.

The Global Ministers’ Classroom (GMC), an interdenominational program under the auspices of the International School of Ministry of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, D.Sc., D.Sc., DD., has been a special assembly of all categories of Ministers of the Gospel – Apostles, Prophets, Pastors, Teachers, Evangelists, Bishops, Youth Ministers, Church Founders, Lay Ministers, and Ministry Leaders, who converge in a Global Online Classroom to fellowship with one another and interact with divine knowledge and information, with the distribution of Grace.

The 2-day impactful program has further positioned millions of Ministers of the Gospel with divine knowledge requisite for effective Ministry, ignited their passion for Ministry work, answered questions in their hearts eliminating confusion, and provided tools for Kingdom advancement in these last days.

Now in its 6th edition, the Ministers’ Global Classroom with Pastor Chris, is scheduled to be held from Friday 24th May by 2 pm to Saturday 25th May, 2024.

The 2024 edition will feature quality and applicable teachings from seasoned Senior Ministers of the Gospel around the world, impact testimonies from previous program attendees, a question and answer segment with Pastor Chris, panel discussions on carefully selected topics relevant to ministers in this Gospel age, and lots more which includes plenary sessions by the man of God, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome.

It will be a phenomenal time of revelatory teachings and distribution of Grace for the final phase of the work of the Church of our Lord Jesus Christ in these last days.

“From Friday, all the way into Saturday, I get to share some very important things. This is going to be very powerful; it means a lot for the work of the Ministry” said Rev. Chris Oyakhilome.