Come
As You Are

You will be warmly welcomed at the entrance by our ushers who will guide you to a seat. Services begin with vibrant praise and worship, followed by the preaching of God's Word and a prayer line. First-time visitors are invited to meet our pastoral team after the service. Come expecting a personal encounter with God.

Our main Sunday Miracle Service runs in the morning, and we also hold a Monday Prophetic Encounter and First Timers' Service through the week. Services are unhurried and Spirit-led, so we encourage you to arrive early, settle in, and give the day to God without rushing. The current service times are listed at the top of this page.

Faith & Miracle International Church is located at 2, Lebanon Club Road, Alalubosa G.R.A., Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. We are easily accessible from the Iwo Road interchange and major routes into Ibadan. Google Maps directions are available above on this page.

From Lagos, take the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway and exit at Challenge or Iwo Road. From Abuja, enter Ibadan via the Iwo Road axis. Intercity buses serve Ibadan from all major Nigerian cities. Taxis and ride-hailing apps (Bolt, Uber) are widely available within Ibadan.

We ask that all visitors dress modestly and smartly as a sign of reverence before God. Smart-casual and traditional attire are both welcome. Shorts, sleeveless tops and revealing clothing are discouraged on the church premises. When in doubt, dress as you would to an important appointment.

Absolutely. Children are a vital part of our family. Children's Church runs concurrently with the main Sunday service for ages 3–17, with age-appropriate Bible teaching and activities. Nursing mothers have a dedicated space available.

A prayer line — the healing line — is held during the service, not at the end. It is reserved for the sick and the spiritually oppressed and is not open to everyone. To be admitted you will be asked to substantiate your condition with medical reports or supporting media. Wherever a prayer line is held, Senior Prophet G.F. David personally ministers to everyone on it — not only at special services.

No prior registration is required for regular Sunday and Monday services — simply come as you are. If you wish to join the prayer (healing) line, however, pre-registering your condition ahead of the service is encouraged to secure your acceptance onto the line. Special conventions, crusades and programmes may require advance registration, which will be announced on our website and social media channels.

Yes, parking is available on and around the church premises, and our parking attendants are on hand on service days to assist you. We encourage carpooling for large services and conventions to ease congestion. Priority access is available for emergency vehicles and vehicles carrying the sick or persons with disabilities.

Several hotels and guesthouses are available in the Alalubosa and Iwo Road areas within minutes of the church. Contact our hospitality team via the website and we will gladly recommend options to suit your budget. For major conventions, we coordinate with nearby facilities to secure discounted rates for FMIC visitors.

Visitors from many countries require a Nigerian visa. We recommend applying for a tourist or religious visit visa well in advance. Once you complete our Plan Your Visit form indicating your visa status, our hospitality team will send you official supporting documentation and an invitation letter to assist your application.

Yes. We offer live interpretation from English into Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, French, and Spanish. Please indicate your language preference in the Plan Your Visit form so we can prepare interpretation in advance.