Meet our leaders
We serve God together as a team
Reverend Jude Diei is the lead Pastor of Divine Touch Ministries.
A decade and half ago, he was called and ordained into ministry at Command prayer Centre Ministries UK by Bishop Edmond and Bishop Alex
He served under this anointed umbrella for years before the launch of Divine Touch Ministers (DTM).
He is a passionate, multi talented and gifted servant of God. His ministry is marked by miracle, signs and manifestations of God’s glory. A man fully dedicated to the purpose of God and His Kingdom, a passionate lover of Christ and committed to kingdom advancement programmes.
As a pioneer of the Divine Touch Ministries, he is committed to seeing to the salvation of the souls of Mankind and reconciliation of man back to God through the Word or God & preaching of the gospel of Christ Jesus.
A transitional leader filled with the Holy Spirit of God, given to prayers and ardent student of the Bible, the Word of God. He has travelled to other Nations of the World with the message of Christ and seek to impact the knowledge of the Gospel of Christ in others.
Kemi Diei is a talented songwriter and a worship leader. She expresses the depth of God’s love & faithfulness through her songs.
As a worship leader, your role is instrumental in guiding and facilitating the worship experience within a religious community. Your profile may include a combination of spiritual, musical, and leadership qualities. Here are some potential aspects of your profile as a worship leader:
Deep Spirituality:
- Strong personal faith and a deep connection to your spiritual beliefs.
- A commitment to continuous spiritual growth and development.
Leadership Skills:
- The ability to inspire and lead a congregation in worship.
- Strong communication skills to effectively convey the message and create a sense of unity.
Passion for Worship:
- A genuine passion for worship and creating a sacred and meaningful atmosphere during services.
- The ability to convey that passion to others, encouraging active and heartfelt participation.