Draft:John Chi

John Chi
John Chi
Born	Esu, Cameroon
Occupations	Clergy, Philanthropist
Organization	Ark of God Covenant Ministry
Known for	Ark of God Covenant Ministry

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John Chi is a Cameroonian Christian minister. He is the founder of the Ark of God's Covenant Ministry (AGCOM), a church based in Buea, Cameroon. He was previously a disciple of Nigerian televangelist T.B. Joshua.

Ministry Career

Early Ministry

Chi began his ministry in Lagos, Nigeria, at the Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN). He served as one of the "Wisemen" under T.B. Joshua, officiating services and preaching.^[1]

AGCOM

In 2014, Chi established the Ark of God's Covenant Ministry in Buea. The ministry broadcasts services via satellite television. The church has been noted for its rapid growth in the South West Region of Cameroon.^[2]

Philanthropy

Chi organizes charitable initiatives through his ministry. Reports indicate donations of food and financial aid to widows, orphans, and the physically challenged in Cameroon. In 2024, his organization provided aid to Muslim communities in Yaoundé during Ramadan.^[3]

Recognition

In 2024, he was recognized as "Personality of the Week" by The Guardian Post for his humanitarian efforts.^[4]

References

^ "TB Joshua's Wiseman John Chi relocates to Cameroon". The Nigerian Voice. 2014-01-01.
^ "Apostle John Chi offers huge relief to cholera victims". Mimimefo Infos. 2023.
^ "John Chi extends solidarity to underprivileged Muslims in Yaounde". Cameroon Infotrend. 2024.
^ "Personality of the Week: Senior Apostle John Chi". The Guardian Post. 2024.

[NigerianVoice-1] "TB Joshua's Wiseman John Chi relocates to Cameroon". The Nigerian Voice. 2014-01-01.

[Mimi-2] "Apostle John Chi offers huge relief to cholera victims". Mimimefo Infos. 2023.

[Trend-3] "John Chi extends solidarity to underprivileged Muslims in Yaounde". Cameroon Infotrend. 2024.

[4] "Personality of the Week: Senior Apostle John Chi". The Guardian Post. 2024.

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