Pastor Paul Enenche Urges Stronger Commitment to Global Evangelism

Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr. Paul Enenche, has called on Christians across the world to renew their commitment to global evangelism, describing the spread of the gospel as a shared responsibility that must be pursued with urgency and dedication.

Enenche made the call in a message released by the church while reflecting on Dunamis’ evangelistic activities in 2025. According to him, global evangelism should not be left solely to church leaders but embraced by every believer as a personal mandate. The cleric highlighted that Dunamis International Gospel Centre conducted 41 crusades across several continents in 2025, spanning Africa, Europe, North America, the Caribbean and parts of Asia. The outreach programmes, he said, were part of the church’s mission to take the gospel beyond national boundaries and impact lives globally. Speaking in an official video titled “Celebrating the Help of God in 2025: One Year, 41 Crusades,” Enenche stressed that consistency, sacrifice and obedience remain essential to fulfilling the Great Commission. He noted that the crusades were carried out as an expression of gratitude to God and in line with the church’s spiritual focus for the year. Believers must see evangelism as a personal mandate rather than the sole responsibility of church leaders,” Enenche said, urging Christians to support evangelism through prayer, service and active participation. The crusade tours reportedly covered several Nigerian cities before extending to countries including Canada, the United States, Ghana, Togo, Jamaica, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Pakistan, Madagascar, Uganda, Venezuela, Mozambique, Namibia and Angola, among others. Church officials described the outreach as part of Dunamis’ long-standing commitment to global missions, adding that the ministry would continue to leverage crusades, media platforms and international partnerships to spread its message. The evangelism drive concluded with the church’s crossover service into 2026, themed “Reigning as Kings,” which leaders say signals a continuation of the global outreach momentum in the new year. Dunamis International Gospel Centre, founded in 1996 and headquartered in Abuja, is one of Nigeria’s most prominent Pentecostal ministries, with a growing international presence and extensive evangelistic programmes worldwide.