Supporting gospel ministers and communities in underserved places
One of the enduring legacies of Pastor Ezekiel Gbadamosi was his deep compassion for ministers of the gospel who serve in underserved communities — often without regular income, adequate housing, or basic necessities.
He understood from personal experience what it meant to serve God wholeheartedly in a context of material scarcity. His response was never condemnation or critique — it was practical, sacrificial support. He gave from what he had, consistently and quietly.
The CFF missions focus is not on large-scale events or public campaigns. It is on quiet, consistent, dignified support to those who labour in the gospel without adequate provision — particularly in Nigeria and other parts of Africa where ministers serve entire communities without a regular salary.
Small congregations in rural or economically deprived areas where the minister serves faithfully without financial support from the congregation.
Honouring Pastor Gbadamosi's belief that ministers should pursue quality education — helping cover costs of theological and vocational training.
Supporting the immediate families of serving ministers — children's schooling, food, and essential needs.
Funding gospel outreach activities that serve communities with both spiritual and practical care.
"How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent?"Romans 10:14–15 — KJV
This portal is supported by the Christ Family Fellowship. If you feel genuinely led to support our missions work, we welcome your participation — but only from a willing and joyful heart. Please read our giving philosophy first. We will never pressure or coerce anyone.
To enquire about supporting a specific minister or mission, please contact us directly at: partner@cfflearn.org