Leadership profile
Pastoral Leadership
Ministers responsible for shepherding people, teaching Scripture, prayer, discipleship, pastoral care, and ministry development.
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LCGM leaders are called to model Christlike character, steward the Liberation Mandate faithfully, and equip others to fulfil their God-given purpose.
Our leadership conviction
Leadership at LCGM is a sacred trust. We value spiritual maturity, integrity, humility, sound doctrine, competence, collaboration, accountability, and a genuine love for people.

Founding leadership
Pastor Moses Anuoluwapo Abiona is the Founder and Lead Pastor of Liberation Center Global Mission, a Christ-centred ministry committed to leading people into true freedom, building believers to maturity, and equipping them to fulfil their God-given purpose.
His journey towards founding LCGM began with a defining spiritual experience in Jos, Nigeria, in January 2019. What followed was a season of prayer, preparation, and discernment, eventually leading to the establishment of the Youths Prayer Network in 2022. Through YPN, Pastor Moses has helped cultivate a growing community centred on prayer, biblical teaching, fellowship, transformation, and leadership development. In 2025, the conviction to establish a church expression became increasingly clear, laying the foundation for LCGM’s public inauguration on Sunday, 7 March 2027 at 2:00 p.m.
Pastor Moses is passionate about sound biblical teaching, prayer, discipleship, leadership development, and helping people discover the relationship between freedom in Christ and purposeful living. His ministry reflects a strong commitment to raising spiritually mature believers who can represent Christ and advance God’s Kingdom across the Church, family, business, and wider society.
Beyond pastoral ministry, he is a leadership mentor, certified relationship and marriage counsellor, certified mental health and life coach, and a practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming. He holds a Master of Science in International Business Management and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. This blend of ministry, leadership, and professional experience shapes his practical and people-centred approach to teaching and development.
He is also the visionary behind ELT—Executive Leadership Training—and has served in youth, pastoral, and ministry leadership capacities, including leadership within RCCG Excel Parish and youth coordination responsibilities in Ireland.
Pastor Moses serves alongside his wife and ministry partner, Olaronke Rechel Abiona. Together, they are committed to building a Christ-centred ministry marked by liberty, transformation, integrity, compassion, excellence, and Kingdom impact.
“If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.”John 8:36

Founding leadership
Olaronke Rechel Abiona is the Co-Founder and a Pastor of Liberation Center Global Mission, where she serves with a deep passion for the care, welfare, and spiritual well-being of people. Her heart for compassionate ministry is especially expressed in her commitment to children, women, families, and ministers.
As Director of Member Care and Family Welfare, she helps shape LCGM’s compassionate response to the practical, emotional, and spiritual needs of its community. She also serves as Chair of the Women’s Leadership Council, providing direction for initiatives that nurture, equip, and support women to grow spiritually, lead purposefully, and make a meaningful difference within their families, the Church, and wider society.
With an academic background in Biology and professional experience as a healthcare worker, Olaronke brings compassion, attentiveness, and a practical understanding of care to her ministry. Her experience has strengthened her conviction that people should be supported as whole individuals—spiritually, emotionally, and practically.
Quiet and reserved by nature, she leads with humility and quiet strength. She prefers to serve away from public attention, faithfully working behind the scenes to ensure that people are cared for and that important responsibilities are carried through with excellence. Her ministry reflects the truth that some of the most meaningful expressions of leadership are found not on the platform, but in consistent acts of love, service, and compassion.
She serves alongside her husband and ministry partner, Pastor Moses Anuoluwapo Abiona, in advancing the Liberation Mandate and building a Christ-centred community where people experience freedom, belonging, care, and purposeful living.

Founding pastoral leadership
Pastor Damilola Emmanuel Olatipe is a missionary and Founding Associate Pastor of Liberation Center Global Mission. He carries a deep passion for seeing the light of the Gospel reach nations, transform families, and bring hope, freedom, and salvation to individual lives.
Before joining LCGM’s founding pastoral leadership, he served as Parish Pastor of RCCG Beautiful Feet Parish in Ede, Osun State, Nigeria. In that role, he preached the Gospel, nurtured believers, and helped people grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ.
Pastor Damilola completed formal studies in Missiology and Christian Religious Studies at the Redeemed College of Missions in Ede. This training strengthened his biblical understanding and equipped him for effective missionary service and the advancement of God’s Kingdom.
Through these years of ministry and preparation, he remained devoted to sharing the message of Christ with compassion and conviction, trusting God to bring liberation, restoration, and spiritual transformation to those he served.
As part of LCGM’s founding pastoral leadership, Pastor Damilola supports the vision through missions, discipleship, pastoral ministry, and the proclamation of the Gospel—helping advance the Liberation Mandate across communities and nations.

Worship leadership
Minister Temitope Ayobami Olatipe is an educator, gospel music minister, and Choir Director of Liberation Center Global Mission. She carries a passion for leading people into sincere worship and helping others grow through teaching, mentorship, and exemplary Christian living.
Before the inauguration of LCGM, she had gained more than ten years of professional teaching experience. She earned a Bachelor of Technology degree in Pure and Applied Physics from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and completed a Professional Diploma in Education at the Federal College of Education, Osiele. Her background as an educator strengthened her thoughtful and developmental approach to people, training, and service.
A devoted worshipper, Min. Temitope began serving in the choir of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries in 2003 and subsequently ministered in various churches and Christian gatherings. She also served as Choir Mistress of the Redeemed College of Missions Choir, where she gained valuable experience in worship leadership, choral coordination, and the spiritual development of music ministers.
As Choir Director at LCGM, she is committed to building a Christ-centred worship ministry marked by spiritual depth, biblical integrity, unity, discipline, and excellence. Her desire is to raise worshippers who minister beyond musical performance—people whose lives, character, and service continually honour God.
Min. Temitope is the wife of Pastor Damilola Emmanuel Olatipe, LCGM’s Founding Associate Pastor, and they are blessed with three children. Together, they are committed to serving God and advancing His Kingdom through pastoral ministry, missions, worship, education, and family life.
Growing together
Additional verified profiles will be introduced as LCGM prepares for its public inauguration on Sunday, 7 March 2027 at 2:00 p.m.
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Ministers responsible for shepherding people, teaching Scripture, prayer, discipleship, pastoral care, and ministry development.
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Leaders stewarding YPN, Jesus Cares Charity, ELT Leadership Edge, WLC, Children Ministry, and key ministry councils.
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Team leaders coordinating service, training, excellence, care, and accountability across the church’s operational units.
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