Meet Our Leaders.

Bishop Jose and Pastor Ampy Suarez President Nations Network of Ministers International.

From 2002 to 2004, Pastors Jose and Ampy Suarez, along with their three children (Jessica, Katherine, and Deanna), dedicated their time to feeding and ministering to over 200 homeless individuals in Pasco County. This experience opened their eyes to the challenges faced by those growing up without Christ or hope, leading them to establish HOPE Youth Ranch in 2004. This Christian residential counseling center in Pasco County aims to break the cycle of homelessness and abuse through education, counseling, and sharing the teachings of Jesus Christ, with the goal of transforming lives and restoring families.
Now in its 19th year of operation, HOPE Youth Ranch has expanded to include multiple Christian school campuses in Pasco County, offering education and transitional living training for children with autism and other learning disabilities, from kindergarten through 12th grade. The organization also has exciting plans for the future, including the development of a technical school, supported living housing, and an international internship program to spread their mission worldwide.
Rev. Jose Suarez and Rev. Ampy Suarez are not only dedicated leaders but also accomplished speakers and authors, holding master's degrees from their respective universities. They are credentialed by the Nations Network of Ministers International, Inc., and currently serve as President and Secretary on their Board of Directors. Their unwavering passion to serve others has created a place of hope and restoration, where miracles are a regular part of daily life.

Bishop Albert Onuegbu Overseer Nations’ Network of Ministers

Bishop Albert Onuegbu is a pastor, teacher, theologian, missionary, thought leader, and social entrepreneur. He serves as the president of MSC Global Leadership Company, guiding global leaders, and as the global director of public relations for Maplandi Group of Companies Limited. He is also the Overseer of the Nations Network of Ministers (Africa), offering guidance to ministers across the African continent and Co-Founder and Executive Board member of the New Health Organization. His impressive educational journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Sociology, a Master of Divinity with a focus on church leadership, and a doctoral degree in transformational leadership. His doctoral thesis took him to renowned institutions like John Maxwell's Leadership Center, Oxford University, Cambridge University, London School of Theology, and Fuller Theological College. Bishop Albert Onuegbu's dedication to youth development and organic leadership growth is evident through his establishment and support of the Nations' Network of Ministers' Youth Wing, which spans multiple African countries. He firmly advocates for leadership rooted in love and nurturing strong interpersonal relationships.

Dr. Janet Teresa Nyonje Cordinator: Kenya Chapter

Dr. Janet Teresa Nyonje, as the coordinator for the Kenya chapter of Nations' Network of Ministers, is a highly respected and accomplished individual. Her passion for ministry and service is evident in her commitment to the network's mission. She has dedicated her time and expertise to advance the Kingdom of God and support ministers and Christian workers in Kenya.

Bishop Ephraim Chiwaya The Revival Gospel Christian Church Headquarters

P.O.Box 60, Makanjira, Malawi, Southern Africa. Town/City: Mangochi Country: Malawi

Ms. Joy Abel Youth President, Nations Network of Ministers

Abel Joy Chidinma is a highly accomplished individual, holding a degree in Education from Nnamdi Azikiwe University and excelling in teaching roles within private schools. Beyond her teaching career, she's ventured into scriptwriting, personal development coaching, public speaking, and advocacy for men and boys. She served as an ex-media director at Life Mission Brand, taking on administrative roles, fundraising coordination, and brand consulting. Notably, in 2023, she was elected as the first female president of Nations Network of Ministers Africa Youths Wing.

Dr. Lotet Julius Agani National youth Leader, Sudan.

I am Dr. Lotet Julius Agani. I am living in Arua Uganda. I have served as a National youth Leader in Sudan and South Sudan with the Sudan Pentecostal Church (SPC). I have also served as a missionary with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Sudan, South Sudan and Uganda. From 2014 I worked with South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) as Education Coordinator for Equatoria Region and advance to the Action Plan for Peace (APP) for South Sudan. I have engaged in the Refugee Ministry in Northern Uganda since the year 2000 and up to this day I continue to work with the refugees in Uganda promoting peace, reconciliation, restoration, healing and development. My refugee work promoted peaceful coexistence in diversity and has given birth to the vision of Reconciliation Gate Foundation (RGF). I am the Founder and the Director of RGF, a ministry that is operating in the three countries of Uganda, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.