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Bishop Dr. Emmanuel MacJones is a Man of God called and chosen by God for this generation. He is a Kingdom focused man, an Ambassador (of the Kingdom of heaven).
Bishop MacJones is one of today’s most dynamic and encouraging leaders. His enthusiasm for the Lord is truly inspiring. He is the founder and president of MacJones World Outreach Ministries and presiding Bishop of Godpleasers Family Church Worldwide, non-denominational ministries with branches and centers in London, USA, Israel, Germany and Africa.
He has been commissioned to reconnect mankind back to their Maker and restore the Believer.
His ministry is confirmed by miracles, signs, wonders and deliverances (Mark 16:20). Bishop MacJones remains one of the most sought after speakers for this generation. He inspires individuals to live a life of purpose, a life of an overcomer and to be a God pleaser.
Bishop MacJones serves on several boards among which are –as the Chairman of The Kingdom Way College of Bishops and Apostles College, Kingdom Way Leadership and Ministerial Alliance Incorporated, Maryland Minsters Prayer Intercessors, African Prayer Movement, Jesus Minsters Fellowship International, Jesus Way Bible School International.
He is married to Bishop (Mrs.) Mercy MacJones and they are blessed with five children. Dr. MacJones is currently based in Silver Spring, Maryland (USA).
Godpleasers Church Worldwide, Abuja, has her global headquarters currently at plot 2576, Durumi Abuja, beside Durumi Recreational Park, with fast growing branches all over the world
FEATURED SERMONS
THE 5 PILLARS OF GOD PLEASERS
BISHOP MACJONES DIGITAL LIBRARY
He has also authored bestselling books, among which are:
- Tough Times Never Last – 7 Secrets to Overcoming Tough Times
- 26 Ways to Change Your Life Forever
- I Will Arise
- Suffer No More – The Solution to all Sufferings and Struggles
- You Have What You Say
- Press On and
- 31 Benefits of Prayer – Prayer Changes Things.
Delve deeper into faith with Bishop MacJones’s online resource collection.
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