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Our Mission

Margaret Nwakaego Usio Ministries exists to build a family for people seeking genuine fellowship with God. Through teaching, discipleship, outreach and practical care, we help people root their identity firmly in Christ Jesus. We nurture a community of people who are free to think for themselves while remaining grounded in love, kindness and generosity.

Our Vision

Our vision is to raise a people who make Heaven—men and women whose lives reflect Jesus Christ so clearly that, like the early believers in Antioch, they are known by their likeness to Him.

We envision a community where every person plays their part, no one is left behind, and there is no room for judgement or pride. A family where those who are strong lift those who are struggling; where help is received without entitlement and given without arrogance; and where every child raised among us stands out in character, education, health and skill.

Though we may not yet be gathered in one physical location, we envision the Gospel reaching wherever our people are through media, teachings and gatherings—until the day we can worship and serve side by side in one home.

Twenty years from now, by the grace of God, we want to be known for one thing: that we were Christlike in all we did, raising generations of men and women whose lives point back to Jesus Christ.

Meet Pastor Margaret

Margaret Nwakaego Usio is the founder of Margaret Nwakaego Usio Ministries and Christ Family Fellowship.

Raised in a Christian home, she began serving in leadership from a young age and has served in various capacities, including church administration, ushering, choir ministry and preaching.

Although she sensed a call to ministry early in life, she resisted it for many years. In 2009, an intense and pivotal encounter with God marked a turning point in her spiritual journey. Yet even after that experience, she continued to resist the call.

It was not until 2021 that Margaret fully surrendered to ministry. Since then, she has devoted herself to teaching, discipleship and building a Christ-centred community.

Beyond the pulpit, Margaret is an educator, an author of several novels and the founder of The Margaret Nwakaego Usio Foundation, through which she extends practical care and support to people in need.