Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo is a prominent figure in the world of Christian
ministry and entrepreneurship.

As the founder of Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) and a
leader in various business ventures, his life and work have impacted countless lives globally.

He has been a regular keynote speaker at the Greater Works Conference, the annual convocation of ICGC that gathers believers from Ghana and around the world, both in-person and online, for a 5-day, power-packed event featuring diverse song ministrations, artistic performances, preaching, and impartation.

Below are 10 quick facts that highlight Pastor Matthew’s remarkable
journey:

Founder of KICC and Global Influence: Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo founded Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) in 1992, which has grown to become the largest Pentecostal church in Western Europe.

Media ventures: He established KICC TV, the UK’s first church-owned
television channel, reaching millions of homes across Europe, Africa, and
the Middle East.

Authorship: Pastor Ashimolowo is a prolific author with over 100 books
to his name, including influential works like "The Power of Positive Prayer
Bible" and "What's Wrong With Being Black?"

Philanthropy: Known for his philanthropic efforts, Pastor Ashimolowo’s
initiatives include annual Widows Empowerment events and the Noah’s Ark Food Bank, which provides thousands of meals to those in need.

Recognition and Influence: He has been honored multiple times as one
of the most influential black people in the public sector/religion category
by "The Powerlist."

Business Acumen: Beyond ministry, Pastor Ashimolowo is a successful
businessman with interests in real estate, owning substantial properties in
Lagos and overseeing projects like Makarios: The Luxury Place.

Global Impact: His weekly telecast, Winning Ways, and daily live
broadcasts on social media inspire and empower thousands worldwide.

Community Leadership:Pastor Ashimolowo played a pivotal role in the
community's response to COVID-19, collaborating with the government and
leading church initiatives during the pandemic.

Family and Succession: He appointed his son, Tobi Ashimolowo, as
Resident Pastor of KICC London, marking a generational transition in
leadership.

Legacy and Vision: Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo’s life exemplifies a
blend of faith, leadership, and entrepreneurship, leaving a lasting impact
on the global Christian community and beyond.

Conclusion:

Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo’s journey from humble beginnings in Nigeria to global influence underscores his commitment to faith, community service, and entrepreneurial success.

His leadership at KICC and ventures in media and business continue to inspire and shape lives worldwide, reflecting a legacy of faith-driven
excellence and service.

This year at Greater Works, the 72-year-old preacher will once again challenge people's faith and inspire them to trust God for the impossible.