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CWOI members come from a wide range of different churches and denominations. The number of members is increasing all the time as the vision and news of what God is doing with CWOI spreads. We believe that as churches recognise the need to unite and work together for the betterment of the Body of Christ we will see the power of God return to his body the church.
Target Groups:
• All women Bishops, Pastors and all women in the positions of leadership of a church or Christian ministries.
• It also targets any Christian mature and seasoned woman who believes that she wants to make a difference in this generation and knows that there is a calling on her life.
Monthly Meeting.
CWOI groups meet on a minimum of once monthly and some gather more often. In our meetings, we have a series of study topics which help to establish and build Christian character in us.
Welfare/Accountability.
CWOI members make special efforts to attend to each other spiritual, physical, and emotional needs. We attend with care, love, and compassion to issues that affect our members on a daily basis and aim to give support whenever needed. We also pray for one another as members of one family and we are all accountable to each other. We are to be our “brother’s keeper” in every way possible. The bible also says we should exalt one another while there is still day.
Our Conduct.
• All sisters must endeavour to keep the unity of the spirit by making sure each stay clear of strife, malice, argument and discord.
• CWOI’s meeting are not to be used as a platform for personal or church advertisements, promotion or any sales propaganda. Every announcement, leaflets, or other materials to the members must be sanctioned by the co-ordinators before it is distributed to the members.
• Every member of CWOI must function as a member of a team this will enhance unity among us.
• It is required that any personal issues discussed during the meeting must be confidential to the members that were present at the time. This is so that purity can be maintained.
• It is important that members who are unable to attend a meeting inform their co-coordinator so that we can account for the welfare of members at all times
• Issues such as marriages, birth, death, etc which affect any of the CWOI’s member should be passed immediately to the Welfare Co-ordinator so that appropriate action can be taken.
• In the case of an argument/dispute between members, the individuals concerned must settle it themselves before any third party hears of it. If this has been attempted but there is still friction, this must be reported to the co-ordinator immediately so that it can be resolved as soon as possible. Where the guilty party refuses to co-operate with the settlement, the sister may be suspended from the CWOI for a period of time.
• All individuals details held by CWOI must be kept under strict confidence. Individual’s details must not be used for any other use other than CWOI’s use only.
• A member can be asked to leave the organisation, where it is evident that she is not acting in the interest of CWOI.
Registration.
To become a member, individuals have to purchase a membership online with an annual fee of £10 for UK members. The registration fee helps to cover administration costs. Non-UK resident can contact us BY CLICKING HERE to become a member.
Become a member
All women Bishops, Pastors and all women in the positions of leadership of a church or Christian ministries.
Head Office
582 Hyde Road, Gorton, Manchester M18 7EE.
CWOI Telephone
Admin: +44 (0) 751 1276 123
Prophetess Chinyere: +44 (0) 787 2611 770
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About Us
We seek to challenge Christian women in ministry to become all that God has ordained them to be and for them to also challenge the next generation.
ministries
prophetic school
healing stream
mission trips
hope academy
csemp
uk chapter
582 Hyde Road, Gorton, Manchester M18 7EE
info@cwoi.org.uk
+44 (0) 787 2611 770
+44 (0) 796 0 330 001
+44 (0) 776 1 606 705
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Prophetess Chi (Centia Ezeh)
The founder and visionary behind CWOI
I was born again on 30th June 1989. I knew my calling as an intercessor in 1990. Initially I was functioning in the office of an intercessor within my local church for a few years before I started to operate in the prophetic office.
In September 1999 I had an encounter with the Lord which lasted 12 days. After this encounter the Holy Spirit launched me into interceding for the Body of Christ. This encounter led me to send out a prophetic message titled “The Ball of Fire” to about 5,000 churches within England & Wales on the 4th of September 1999. The message of “The Ball of Fire” relates God’s unhappiness at His Church for not taking up their stand. Following the encounter the IAG (Intercessory Action Group) was launched on 8th January 2008. IAG is a group of women from different churches with the same vision who by instruction hold God’s hand until there is repentance and unity in the Body of Christ.
In 2005 IAG was commissioned by the Holy Spirit to come out of hiding and involve other groups and more churches. Following the direction of the Holy Spirit, that was shared with a few Pastors who identified with the vision of IAG and NWIN. The group was then formed with myself as one of the co-ordinators. The first meeting of NWIN was in October 2006 where about 50 churches in Manchester comprising Pastors and members attended a prayer meeting title “A Call for Repentance”.
Also, in 2006 whilst coming back from the Trumpet Call Conference, I was instructed by the Holy Spirit to start a ministry called “Challenge Ministry”. It’s purpose was to challenge the Body of Christ to it’s rightful position. It was then impressed upon my heart to run an inter-denominational worship seminar and a mentoring group for women. In July 2006 my husband and I organised an inter-denominational worship seminar with 12 worship groups from different churches participating. God’s name was glorified. The main aim of the seminar was to awaken the churches of God to true worship and how we ought to bring down the power of God in worship through righteousness and holiness.
Shortly after the worship seminar the burden to get the women together increased. I asked the Lord if He could confirm it by leading me to other Pastor’s wives with similar passion. He safely led me to Minister Sarah of World Harvest Christian Centre who has a passion for women and orphans. He also led me to Pastor Yemi of Body of Christ International with the same passion for women and children. Later I was introduced to Pastor Beatrice and Gail from Lighthouse Christian Church whose callings are also intercession.
On February 2007 I started the first mentoring group meeting in my house with three of us. Now we are 26 women Pastors and leaders from 16 different churches who come together to the mentoring session. Each person has testified to being challenged through the meeting.
Prophetess Chi (Centia Ezeh)
The founder and visionary behind CWOI
I was born again on 30th June 1989. I knew my calling as an intercessor in 1990. Initially I was functioning in the office of an intercessor within my local church for a few years before I started to operate in the prophetic office.
In September 1999 I had an encounter with the Lord which lasted 12 days. After this encounter the Holy Spirit launched me into interceding for the Body of Christ. This encounter led me to send out a prophetic message titled “The Ball of Fire” to about 5,000 churches within England & Wales on the 4th of September 1999. The message of “The Ball of Fire” relates God’s unhappiness at His Church for not taking up their stand. Following the encounter the IAG (Intercessory Action Group) was launched on 8th January 2008. IAG is a group of women from different churches with the same vision who by instruction hold God’s hand until there is repentance and unity in the Body of Christ.
In 2005 IAG was commissioned by the Holy Spirit to come out of hiding and involve other groups and more churches. Following the direction of the Holy Spirit, that was shared with a few Pastors who identified with the vision of IAG and NWIN. The group was then formed with myself as one of the co-ordinators. The first meeting of NWIN was in October 2006 where about 50 churches in Manchester comprising Pastors and members attended a prayer meeting title “A Call for Repentance”.
Also, in 2006 whilst coming back from the Trumpet Call Conference, I was instructed by the Holy Spirit to start a ministry called “Challenge Ministry”. It’s purpose was to challenge the Body of Christ to it’s rightful position. It was then impressed upon my heart to run an inter-denominational worship seminar and a mentoring group for women. In July 2006 my husband and I organised an inter-denominational worship seminar with 12 worship groups from different churches participating. God’s name was glorified. The main aim of the seminar was to awaken the churches of God to true worship and how we ought to bring down the power of God in worship through righteousness and holiness.
Shortly after the worship seminar the burden to get the women together increased. I asked the Lord if He could confirm it by leading me to other Pastor’s wives with similar passion. He safely led me to Minister Sarah of World Harvest Christian Centre who has a passion for women and orphans. He also led me to Pastor Yemi of Body of Christ International with the same passion for women and children. Later I was introduced to Pastor Beatrice and Gail from Lighthouse Christian Church whose callings are also intercession.
On February 2007 I started the first mentoring group meeting in my house with three of us. Now we are 26 women Pastors and leaders from 16 different churches who come together to the mentoring session. Each person has testified to being challenged through the meeting.
What I Do
ONE-ONE SPIRITUAL COUNSELLING
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
ONE-ONE MENTORING
LEADERSHIP WORKSHOPS
COACHING
GROUP MENTORING
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
CONFERENCE SPEAKING
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Address
CWOI, 51 Haworth Road, Gorton, Manchester M18 7EN.
Phone
07872611770
prophetesschi@cwoi.org.uk
About Us
We seek to challenge Christian women in ministry to become all that God has ordained them to be and for them to also challenge the next generation.
ministries
prophetic school
healing stream
mission trips
hope academy
csemp
uk chapter
582 Hyde Road, Gorton, Manchester M18 7EE
info@cwoi.org.uk
+44 (0) 787 2611 770
+44 (0) 796 0 330 001
+44 (0) 776 1 606 705
Copyright Christian Women of Influence 2019 | Privacy Policy | Designed By T-SHOMEDIA