We believe that the bible contains the inspired and infallible word of God. God’s word stands sure.
2nd Timothy 2: 1-2, 2 Timothy 3: 2,
2 Peter 1: 20

We believe in the Trinity: God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Ghost.

We believe that Jesus Christ is the Lord of all.
Philippians 2: 9-10

We believe in the direction and guidance of the Holy Spirit.
John 14: 16-17

We believe that Jesus came into the world, died, rose again, ascended into heaven and is coming back in glory to judge the living and the dead.
John 11: 11-18

We believe that Jesus is the only way, the truth, and the Life. We believe in the resurrection of the dead.

To lead people, especially youths and women, to the saving knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for a better and more joyful life on earth.

To make room for capacity building, teaching, and training youths/women to develop skills and potential that will make them useful to themselves and their world at large.

To teach and train women to develop a personal, daily relationship with Jesus and to discover their God-given potential that will enable them to impact and change our world.

To give hope and gladness to the broken hearted, the neglected, and the destitute, giving meaning to their lives through charitable acts.

To create an exciting atmosphere in homes that is full of God’s love, joy, and peace, thereby providing ways of building strong family ties and making every member of the family relevant to society.

To help couples discover that marriage can be exciting and enjoyable, not enduring or warfare, but sweet and blissful.

To increase the potential for social work among one’s community.

SISTERS’ FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL is a vision given to the International president and the founder, Rev. (Mrs.) Nches Iredu in the year 1984 at the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.  It is built on two solid principles: Love and Appreciation.

LOVE:    The president is a woman who loves God with all her heart.  During the early stage of her married life, she had problem of primary infertility.  For a period of eight years she had no child but because of the great love she has for God, stayed faithful to God.  She reasoned within herself and asked, “Why do people worry so much for not having a child of their own, is it not to be called Mummy and then be taken care of at their old age?”

She then entered into a covenant with God and saying, “God I love you so much, even if you don’t give me a child of my own, I will still love and serve You.  Please Lord give me spiritual children, cause these souls I win for You to love me and let them call me “Mummy.” With her mind so made up, she went on serving the Lord with all her heart.  When she left Nigeria for University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, to get her first degree, she joined a small group of very serious minded Christians who also loved and worshiped God in spirit and in truth. More

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