The Great Commission Movement of Nigeria (GCMN) is a Christian missionary outreach organization working among the people of Nigeria. Founded in 2002 by Nigerian Pastor Tunde Joda, it aims to reach the unreached in the country’s remote areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ, emphasizing obedience to the Great Commission of Jesus in Matthew 28:19-20. The goal is to bring the entire population of the nation to faith in Jesus Christ and incorporate them into meaningful and sustainable relationships with local churches. History Founded in 2002, the Great Commission Movement of Nigeria has been reaching out to the nation’s remote areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ, evangelizing, discipling, and planting churches. This movement has mobilized thousands of local and international mission teams, touching thousands of lives in both rural and urban settings. Facts •GCMN have planted over 4,700 churches, baptized over 10,000 converts, and seen over 600,000 people make professions of faith in Jesus Christ. •In 2020 alone, over 800 mission teams from all around the world, - including the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, India, and the Maldives - joined the GCMN in evangelizing and planting local churches in remote areas of Nigeria. •GCMN are an indigenous Nigerian organization that is led and staffed entirely by Nigerians. Services GCMN has been engaged in door-to-door evangelism, evangelistic outreaches, church planting, pastor training, and relief and development projects in the remote parts of Nigeria. The organization provides HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention programs and provides medical assistance to people living in rural poverty. The GCMN's goal is to reach and transform lives by proclaiming the gospel, making disciples, discipling Believers, and planting churches. The organization also provides services to help build and equip local churches, including literacy programs, youth classes, discipleship courses, leadership development, and other mission-based services. Additionally, the GCMN works to raise awareness of the Christian faith, promote social justice, and champion advocacy efforts to help the underprivileged in Nigeria.