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Matt's ministry dream is just to do whatever the Lord would have do and to help raise up more Christian Leaders
Matt is a retired "coal miner" His family life was off and on with God growing up. After reading the new testiment at age 32, Matt became a believer and was born again.
Matt grew in his faith and still had struggles with some addictions. God led him to Celebrate Recover for his own restoration. Now He gives encouragement and leadership with that group.
He and his wife are now taking care of an aging parent, but are will to encourage Christian Leaders on their ordination path.
To reach women for Christ; women who lost hope and who need New Life! To bring more revival to Ghana
Mavis Jomie was exposed to Christianity with she was young. Many trials came her way from sickness to abuse. She was aware of God, but she kept God at arm's length. After one of her trials, the presence of God became more real and directed her in tangible ways. She met her husband, was able to study in Amsterdam and even had an opportunity to preach.
A calling to ministry was born. She finished her education and returned to Ghana where as a younger Christian Leaders has been called to help reach her nation for Christ. Her particular passion is to help women.
Mavis began Christian Leaders Institute in 2013. In 2018, she was ordained as a deacon minister. She is willing to mentor CLI students in Ghana and help them get ordained into the Christian Leaders Alliance.
To bring more revival in South Africa
Michael Boer is married to a wonderfully supportive wife and two children.
He grew up in a God feared home. At the age of eight, He accepted the Lord in his Life. During 1988 He was part of a Youth revival in the Western Cape, South Africa, when hundreds of young people accepted the Lord in their lives. That was the time when the Lord start using him as a leader in Ministry. He was never ordained, though He became involved in different denominations teaching God's children to become 'wholly for Christ' 2Cor.5:15. He has served as assistant pastor in his church and is committed to His service.
Michale began Christian Leaders Institute in 2017 and was ordained in the Christian Leaders Alliance in 2017. He will willing to mentor CLI students with their ministry training and help them through the ordination process with Christian Leaders Alliance.
To help people put God first in their life. Help raise up Christian Leaders!
Michael La Tulippe lives in Waterbury Connecticut. He is married to Michelle; together we have three amazing daughters. He has felt called into ministry for a long time. For many years he fought God and enjoyed the way of the world.
In July of ’85, Michael had a serious car accident which left him close to death. He spent the next several months in hospitals, therapy, and rehabilitation. There was a point in time when doctors said Michael might never walk. He suffered head trauma which had paralyzed his left side. His parents, church, family, and his immediate family; they never stopped praying and giving it to God during my healing process. After the ordeal. He began to turn back to my upbringing and focus more on Jesus-Christ.
After a divorce, after a period of time, Michael met Michelle. The have been married for over 23 years. She is a godly woman.
God was at work in the life of Michael. You can read the full story in his profile.
Michael started Christian Leaders Institute in 2017. He has been ordained as a deacon minister and is willing to mentor others in their ministry training journey toward ordination.
Motlatjo Emmanuel Pheeha encountered the Lord starting in May 2010 where He attended World Restoration Service by Jesus Christ (WRS) for world peace lead by Pastor Irene Tshifhiwa. Although He was a traditional Christion who grew up going to Anglican Chuch from his childwood. He started to believe and accept Jesus Christ in his heart for the first time after hearing the true word of God.
After a while he started discovering his calling and purpose in life to serve God. He began Christian Leaders Institute in 2014 and was ordained in 2018. He is willing to mentor CLI students with their ministry training and help them get ordained with the Chrsitian Leaders Alliance.
To bring revival to the great Seatle area! Encourage Christian Women to thrive in their walk with God. Raise up more Christian Leaders.
Natalya Snitko (Natekin) is a member of a fast-growing church in greater Seattle area City on a Hill Northshore. She is a leader of small home-group for ladies. Sheis married Andrey Natekin and they have five children.
Natalya was born in Kazakhstan in early 1980's Natalya is the oldest child of seven kids. All her brothers and sisters are Christians. her grandparents were saved when they were in their early 20th which makes her a third generation Christian. In her late 20's she had a fallout with God but has been renewed again by the Grace of God. Praise God!
Natalya was called to ministry came in my early thirty's. She is called women's ministry.
He and her husband own a business together where he is a builder and she a realtor.
Natalya started taking classes at Christian Leaders Institute. She was ordained in 2018. She is willing to encourage others on their ministry journey. She especially desires to encourage women in ministry.
My name is Brittany Nidds. I live in South Carolina. I have two sisters, and a dog. I have a disability called Cerebral Palsy. I've had it since birth. I've gone through many hardships in life including my mother passing away at age seven. After the passing, I went to go live with another family member. Over the years he emotionally abused me and controlled my every move I made. By the grace of God, I was able to get out of that situation after 15 years. Since then, I've moved in with my father. We get along very well, but unfortunately, I'm the only Christian in my family.
Since getting out of my abusive situation, I've volunteered for a few hotlines, such as the Crisis Text Line, and a phone line called NeedHim. I felt like God was calling me to help others since I know what it's like to be in a crisis situation. I've also written a devotional, and a brief story of my life under a pen name and put it on Amazon.
I don't remember the exact day I came to know the Lord. All I remember is that I was very young. I remember praying to Jesus after the passing of my mother. I really don't know if she was a Christian, only God knows.
I truly believe that it's by the Grace of God that I am a Christian today. I've been to church on and off throughout my life, but the only thing that held me through everything was my Savior! It would have been easy to give up all hope, but I cried to Him every day, and still do at times.
I was told that I could never go to college or do anything. Once again, my God came through. I came here to CLI because I didn't have the money and felt like there was hope after all. Since I love helping others so much I am in the process of becoming a Life Coach through CLI. Having this ordination as a minister will help me serve others in need and help them grow in the Lord, because I myself have grown in the Lord.
I just started a life group through my church and I feel like my knowledge will grow even more. I am looking forward to seeing how the Lord will use me as I grow in my roles and in everything I do for Him. CLI has given me my hope and freedom back into letting me be all who God has called me to be. Please be praying that I will be used by Him, and that I will always listen to His voice.
Blessings,
Brittany Nidds
To reproduce leaders and bring revival to Nigeria!
Rev. Chidiebere Onyiagha is from the eastern part of Nigeria but resides in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria, where there are many insurgencies. He is married and has three children.
Onyiagha is a pastor of a church. He began formal ministry training at Christian Leaders Institute in 2016 and is ordained. He has completed the Diploma of ministry.
He is willing and ready to mentor Christian Leaders Institute students and graduates. He is willing to help people get ordained with the Christian Leaders Alliance.
To raise up revival leaders
Pacifico was saved on August 7, 1983. He is married to a God-given lovely wife and we have two beautiful sons.
Pacifico has served as an Elder of the church since 2009. His family is part of a church planting team.
Just recently, Pacifico has sensed the strong call to ministry He started Christian Leaders Institute in 2018 and was also ordained in 2018. He is willing and ready to assist others through the ministry training journey and ordination.
To raise up revival leaders!
When Peter was a young boy, he loved staying indoors watching TV more especially movies. He would only go to
church on Sunday because he had no real understanding of Christianity.
It was on day 14 of April in 2009 when Peter had an encounter with the Lord. He was 16
years of age. It was in the youth camp, and on this particular night the preacher started preaching and he
emphasized a personal relationship with the Lord and also highlighting the consequences of living a
life without the life of Christ. What caught Peter's attention was the statement: "living a life without
Christ is as good as a machine which seems to be alive simply because it functions, yet in the actual sense
there is no life in it’’.
Peter started pondering on this statement during the entire service, and when he was done preaching he
called for those who would like to receive Jesus and have a personal relationship with him. Peter was one of
the first people to rush in front. The preacher led them to Christ through the confession prayer and he laid
his hands on them, from there Peter really felt something which he is unable to explain and from within. He had this strong conviction and confidence that there is a shift which has happened in his life. Peter really didn’t feel his old self after that.
Then the camp had finished, Peter hungered for the word and prayer suddenly developed in him. He felt that he
couldn't really uphold himself alone. That same week on 17th April Peter talked to
three friends of his who had also received Christ. They then created a platform where they could discuss
the word of God and pray. From hence forth. seeking the face of the Lord and pursuing the
revelation of the knowledge of Him has been Peter's priority.
Peter completed his Associate of Divinity Degree with Christian Leaders Institute in 2019.