Centre for Research in Global Christianity Inc.

“Expenses bibles 825 scholarships 220 rent 5,202 bank service charges 15 website 96 office supplies 1,044 licenses & fees 25 total 7,427”

“The centre for research in global christianity (crgc) exists to: 1. Re-proclaim jesus christ as god's gospel (good news) to the world. 2. Equip pastors, missionaries, church workers, and students of theology and religions with the resources to address the practical, spiritual and academic challenges christianity faces in nigeria and in other parts of the world. 3. Provide a first class library that holds relevant collections the conventional universities, seminaries and theological colleges in nigeria do not have in their libraries. Crgs's library would serve as a place for active research for pastors, church workers, and students of theology and religions to re-sharpen and re-equip themselves. It will equally provide an academic environment for scholars and missionaries from around the world to research on global christianity. 4. Promote reflections and conversations on important practical issues african christians and the people of other religious faiths face(e.g.religious conflicts and social injustice) through conferences, research, teaching,and publication. 5. Promote and facilitate grassroots and local publications on christian preaching, pastoral care, worship, missions, theology and religious dialogue. 6. Facilitate programmes that are designed to develop and improve the conditions of the poor in nigeria and beyond. 7. Establish academic certificate awarding programmes in affiliation with relevant academic institutions. 8. Obtain necessary permits or requirements to establish a non-denominational theological institution.”

“Created and maintains the crgc library that holds books and other resources that the majority of universities and theological institutions in negeria do not have in their libraries. Started an institute that runs short-term courses in the summer on several topics such as mission, religion, pastoral counseling, theology and religious conflict and resolution. Maintains a community development office that partners with local ngos and other community development agencies that provide food and shelter to children in great need.”