All Nations Full Gospel Churches International
Registration number: 872520705RR0001

All Nations Full Gospel Churches International (ANFGCI) is a global Christian denomination and nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Samuel Donkor and Dr. Rose Donkor. Established in 1986, it originated from earlier evangelistic efforts initiated by the couple under the name "World Reconciliation Evangelistic Ministries Inc." in Ghana (1978)[4]. The organization emphasizes church planting, discipleship, and global outreach, currently operating across six continents[5].

History

The ministry began as an itinerant evangelistic effort in Ghana in 1978, focusing on street preaching and prison ministry[4]. After relocating to Toronto, Canada, in 1981, Dr. Samuel Donkor expanded outreach through neighborhood evangelism, leading to the establishment of the first permanent congregation in 1986[4][5]. By 2009, ANFGCI achieved formal denominational status, overseeing 93 churches administratively grouped into five global districts: Eastern, Western, Southern, European, and African[4].

Beliefs and practices

ANFGCI adheres to Pentecostal-Charismatic theology, emphasizing the "full gospel" of salvation, healing, and spiritual empowerment[2]. Core practices include prayer gatherings, worship services, and leadership development programs[2][4]. The organization cites Ephesians 1:6 and Matthew 28:18-20 as foundational scriptures for its mission to create inclusive spiritual communities and fulfill the Great Commission[2].

Global work

Key initiatives include:

• Church planting: Establishing congregations in urban centers, with 63 churches in Africa and locations in Europe, the Americas, and Asia[4][5].
• Education: Through affiliated institutions like All Nations University, known for space technology programs[5].
• Women's empowerment: Via "Woman of Virtue International," led by Dr. Rose Donkor, focusing on conferences and mentorship[5].

Leadership

Dr. Samuel Donkor serves as president, recognized for his teaching on kingdom principles and apostolic vision[5]. Dr. Rose Donkor co-leads the denomination while directing women's ministry initiatives[5]. The Donkors have four children, several of whom serve in ministry roles[5].

Structure

The denomination organizes churches into geographic districts, with administrative oversight centered in Canada[4][5]. Member congregations share resources for missions, education, and humanitarian projects[2][5].

Note: The listed website (WWW.ANPGC.ORG) does not match the verified domain associated with this organization. Official digital presence includes sites such as anfgc.org and regional church websites.[1][5]