James K. Ajiboye

Divine Grace Church and Ministries,

56040P-Ajiboye,James
Lead Church Planter, Healthcare Chaplaincy
Divine Grace Church and Ministries
October 8
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About My Family

I was born in a Christian home but didn't have a personal encounter with the Lord until I was 19 years old. God called me into the gospel ministry at age 22, and I responded to that call when I was 24 years old.

My wife's father was an Islamic cleric, so she was a Muslim by birth. Anthonia gave her life to Christ at the age of 24 while she was in college. Her roommates showed her the love of Christ, and so she made a commitment to follow Jesus Christ.

Anthonia and I have been married for 14 years. We are blessed with four daughters and a son.

I attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, then the Lord called us to plant a multicultural/multiethnic church in the Atlanta area.

About My Church Plant

The call to plant a multiethnic, multicultural church was received as a vision from the Lord, and we are obediently answering the call. The mission of Divine Grace Church and Ministries is to expand the kingdom of God through the sharing of the gospel message among the people and the nations of the world (Matthew 28:19-20).

We envision being a faith community where people will be drawn to God through Jesus Christ and nurture one another with biblical principles. We are committed to reaching all peoples and nations with the gospel of Christ and bring them together to exalt the King of glory (Revelation 5:9).

NAMB Church Planting

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James K. Ajiboye

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