How Paul Enenche has managed the ministry of Kumuyi and Oyedepo to his advantage

The founder and Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Center (DIGC), Paul Enenche, is one of the renowned ministers of God in Nigeria, whose ministry is considered a global ministry.

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Enenche, who founded DIGC with his wife, Becky Paul-Enenche, in 1996, has openly stated that he has respect for two ministers of God in particular.

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The ministers are William Folorunsho Kumuyi, founder and General Superintendent of Deeper Life Bible Church(DLBC), and David Oyedepo, the founder and Presiding Bishop of the Living Faith Church (LFC).

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Enenche has received mentorship

from both ministers of God, as he claimed to be a member of DLBC during his days as an undergraduate in medical school, and further stated that Oyedepo is his spiritual father.

During the grand opening of the 100,000 capacity Glory Dome – DLBC’s headquarter church located in Abuja – both Kumuyi and Oyedepo were present.

This reveals that Enenche has deep respect and honor for both ministers and their respective ministries.

However, Enenche has managed to merge the ministry pattern of Kumuyi and Oyedepo into DLBC, and that has gone a long way to positively affect the growth of the ministry.

How did Enenche do this?

Beginning with Kumuyi, the 80-year-old cleric is known for holding multiple crusades in different states of the nation. In recent times, Kumuyi has even intensified his reach through these crusades.

Enenche, in a similar fashion, also holds multiple healing and deliverance crusades in different states of Nigeria, most especially northern states: Lafia, Yola, Lagos, Benue, etc.

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For Oyedepo, the 67-year-old cleric is known for prosperity and church growth. When he built the Faith Tabernacle in 1999, that was the single largest auditorium that had ever been built at that time.

Enenche took hold of this pattern, and in 2018, he built Glory Dome, which remains the largest auditorium in Nigeria. Although Oyedepo’s 150,000 capacity Ark is still in construction.

Conclusion

Both Kumuyi and Oyedepo have left their imprints in the heart of Enenche, who has gone ahead to replicate their ministerial patterns, to his advantage.

source: Christian Bayata