IN THE BEGINNING....




Brotherly Love Fellowship started as a small group on Monday 26th July, 1999 at one room apartment of the then Bro Olumuyiwa Samuel with three other young ministers. But today the then Brotherly Love Fellowship has transformed to become Brotherly Love International Missionary Chaplain (BLIMIC) under the leadership of Chaplain Major-General Olumuyiwa Samuel, Chaplain Commander-General.



In the year 2021, the Lord laid it in his heart to start taking the message of Christ to places where an average minister of God usually scares to go.  Places like Motor-parks, Correctional Homes, Orphanages, Hospitals, Marketplaces, etc in uniform.  This was led to the transformation of Brotherly Love Fellowship to Brotherly Love International Missionary Chaplain (BLIMIC) which has become the most potent and prominent Missionary Chaplaincy organization in Nigeria and Africa at large.


On Saturday, 23rd October, 2021, Chaplain Dr Olumuyiwa took the bull by the horn through the boldness of Holy Spirit made a clarion call and formally announced to the world the birth of a new Chaplaincy organization hence called Brotherly Love Int'l Missionary Chaplain.




Chaplain Major-General Olumuyiwa Samuel was trained  by Eagle Chaplain in Nigeria in the year 2016.  In 2020, he joined International Christian School of Chaplaincy, Florida, USA through her African representative, Christian Interdenominational International Chaplain (CIIC) and in rank to the highly coveted position of Chief of Staff and decorated as Chaplain Brigadier-General by Chaplain Prof. Mike Oriyomi Raimi.




The whole auditorium was well packed by potential chaplains and there he announced the new mission to the young ministers whose hearts God has touched.  From that moment, some of the participants showed interest and they were ushered into a conference room where thorough training given.










All the certified chaplains agreed to participate in the Million Souls for Jesus (MISFOJ) scheme as tabulated below.

S/N

END OF

PERSONS

1

JANUARY

5

2

FEBRUARY

10

3

MARCH

20

4

APRIL

40

5

MAY

80

6

JUNE

160

7

JULY

320

8

AUGUST

640

9

SEPTEMBER

1,280

10

OCTOBER

2,560

11

NOVEMBER

5,120

12

DECEMBER

10,240





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