IMAC is a registered, non-profit, non-denominational coalition committed to the spiritual, social and economic development of individuals and communities across thirty-two nations.
Answerable to each other, not to a platform.
IMAC serves as a conduit for leaders driving durable change within their own spheres of influence: locally first, then internationally. Membership is a set of obligations that can be inspected, and withdrawn.
The Nigerian national body convenes ministers, chaplains, educators and business leaders across the federation. Churches planted and still standing after five years. Chaplains trained, placed and supervised. Nothing here is done alone, and nobody is left behind.
Ministry formed by conviction and held to a written standard, with mentorship attached in practice and not only in principle.
Thirty-two national bodies sharing training, records and personnel instead of duplicating them in parallel.
Work measured by what remains in a community once the visiting team has gone home.
Skills, enterprise and welfare programmes run with local partners, alongside the spiritual work.
Constitution, safeguarding policy, membership handbook and the current IMAC magazine. Send the files and I will place them as download rows.