United Christian Church Mission International (UCCMI) is a body of baptised believers , which cater to the well being of mankind. Its operation are directed in the following areas: Christian Services, Christian Fellowship and promoting Christian welfare awakening and; Christian Leadership amongst its brethren (1 Cor. 7:17, 12-28)
OUR STORY
United Christian Church Mission International was founded on 6th December 2009 by Bishop Emmanuel Vandi Konneh, following a powerful and successful prayer session under the divine guidance of the Holy Spirit. From that moment, the vision for a Spirit-led ministry was birthed, laying the foundation for a church rooted in faith, purpose, and divine direction.
AIMS & OBJECTIVES
a) To promote the general welfare of all people—regardless of faith—who are physically or spiritually affected by trauma, natural disasters, war, civil conflict, or other adverse circumstances.
b) To organize and sponsor evangelistic crusades, leadership training, and development programs for the Christian Church, UCCMI staff, and the wider community.
c) To collaborate with individuals, churches, schools (both public and mission-based), associations, and organizations to support social development, educational advancement, and humanitarian and economic empowerment.
d) To engage in publishing and mass media outreach, including audio-visual productions, to support Christian teachings and humanitarian education.
e) To provide humanitarian aid through fundraising efforts and by seeking international assistance in support of our mission and relief initiatives.
f) To operate as an interdenominational religious service and resource promotion center.
These objectives serve as a foundation but do not limit our commitment to fulfilling the broader mission entrusted to us.
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ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
Executive Board
The Executive Board consists of five (5) members and is tasked with overseeing the operations and administration of UCCMI and its constituent ministries. The Board convenes quarterly, and decisions are made by a simple majority vote.
In alignment with the overall mission and objectives of the church, the following leadership and organizational structure has been established:
A. Executive Board
The church is governed by the following Executive Board:
1.Founder & General Overseer
2.Resident Pastor
3.Secretary General
4.Financial Secretary
5.Treasurer
B. Advisory Board
UCCMI has a five-member Advisory Board responsible for providing strategic guidance and direction. One member is designated to serve as the Chairman of the Advisory Board.
C. Ministry Departments
To support and enhance the work of the Executive Board, the following ministries have been constituted. Each ministry is led by the Director:
1. Evangelism Ministry
2. Christian Education Ministry
3.Men’s Ministry
4.Women’s Ministry
5. Youth Ministry
6. Children’s Ministry
8. Radio and Television
9. Relief Ministry
UCCMI’s Interdenominational Approach and Commitment to Biblical Integrity
United Christian Church Mission International (UCCMI) is not affiliated with any specific denomination. Instead, its operations are grounded in the cardinal principles of the Holy Bible. The ministry works alongside any Bible-believing church, group, or mission that adheres to the teachings and practices of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. As such, UCCMI is an interdenominational ministry, embracing a wide spectrum of Christian communities.
However, UCCMI is fully aware of the dangers posed by cultism and other unbiblical practices. Therefore, it carefully and prayerfully seeks guidance from the Holy Spirit in choosing to collaborate only with ministries and religious groups that are governed by true biblical discipline.
United Christian Church Mission International (UCCMI)
Funding of UCCMI
UCCMI acquires funding through its operations, fundraising activities, charitable donations from philanthropic individuals, organizations, and governments, as well as from the Christian church community, who believe in the work of UCCMI.
Purpose of Funds
Funds raised, collected, or received are used directly to facilitate various projects. These funds are allocated to provide grants, scholarships, fellowships, awards, sponsor counseling programs, crusades, seminars, workshops, relief services, and other initiatives as outlined in the objectives of UCCMI.
UCCMI AT A GLANCE
United Christian Church Mission International
Location: Kenema City, Yakama Section, Sierra Leone, West Africa
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: www.unitedchristianchurchmissionintl.com
Office Contacts_Bishop Emmanuel V Konneh _Founder and General Overseer(UCCMI)Tel: +13465789760
Jeneba Jalloh -Resident Pastor (UCCMI)Tel: +232 72-211-296
Leo Sahr Amara-Tel: +232 90-588-045_Administrator(UCCMI)
“Have the same care one for another” (1 Cor. 12:25)
Forward
The vision to serve and care for mankind, as commanded by our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ (1 Cor. 12:25, Gal. 6:2-10), coupled with our commitment and desire to cater to the general welfare of our fellow men, motivated the establishment of the United Christian Church Mission International (UCCMI). Service is one of the most prominent attributes of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Thus, at the heart of UCCMI’s agenda to care for mankind is our unwavering commitment to service.
We are dedicated to:
Service to Christian brethren: Helping them build their lives and capacities for sustained personal and spiritual growth, both within the church and society.
Service to the wider Christian Church Mission: Supporting UCCMI in realizing its enormous potential to promote peace, love, and unity through human service.
Service to young people: Fostering partnerships and reciprocal responsibilities between UCCMI and young people in various communities, equipping them for the future and leadership.
Service to the greater society: Making the full range of UCCMI services visible through its institutions, benefiting all of society.
The Board of Trustees, along with the advisory and executive board of directors, hereby make this document available to the general public as a guiding resource for the operation of the United Christian Church Mission International.