“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.”  Matthew 28:19

If you are called to minister, you believe the Matthew 28:19 Biblical mandate to “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.”  However, if you have been in ministry (even a short while), you may have encountered hindrances to ministry.  Yes, there are many things that can keep you from moving to the next level of greatness the Lord ordained for you.

Born and raised in Nigeria and serving as undershepherd of several churches concurrently, Bishop Egenti Michael has seen first hand how poverty and the poverty mentality hinders ministry, the spread of the gospel, and the quality of life of individual believers.  He has been in the trenches with fellow laborers of the gospel and is acquainted with the challenges and obstacles that stifle the effectiveness of ministers and hinder the progress of growing churches.

Being passionate about pastors and churches, Bishop Egenti Michael  founded  All Nations Alliance of Christian Churches and Ministers; an organization established to unify and serve pastors and churches and deal with challenges that render pastors ineffective, sick, worried, broke and discouraged.   All Nations is dedicated to pastors with the ultimate goal of enabling pastors who, in turn, succeed in effective church planting, health care initiatives, economic and business development programs and making a political impact as a group of concerted Christian pastors.

In 2013, Bishop Egenti Michael expanded the scope of the organization by adding consultants from the United States in the strategic planning of the organization and ultimately adding the U.S. consultants as strategic business partners.    Bishop Egenti Michael is continuing his life’s work of unifying and edifying pastors by adding a church consulting division to his organization.

All Nations Alliance of Christian Churches and Ministers has now expanded to the state of Florida U.S.A, the Republic of Malawi and maintains its operations in  Nigeria, and other parts of Africa.