Ad Gentes Healing Ministry
We are dedicated to serving the sick and suffering, which also extends to the healing ministry of Jesus Christ through compassionate care, prayerful support and sacramental Outreach.
Behind the Mission
Founded in faith and compassion, the Missionary Apostolate for the Sick and Suffering was established to carry forward the healing ministry of Jesus Christ.
Our Foundational Pillars
Seeing the suffering Christ in every sick individual and responding with deep, unconditional love.
Trusting always in God's divine providence and redemptive plan for human suffering.
Providing active clinical nursing care, nourishing food, and clean shelter.
Building a supportive prayer sanctuary linking the sick, healthcare staff, and global benefactors.
Shepherds of the Mission
Fr Emmanuel ifesinachi Uduh is a Catholic Priest of the Diocese of Awka ordained on August 21st, 2010. The second child of his family, was born to a family of seven and his parents Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Uduh, a great couple in the faith through prayers and exemplary life, accompanied their son into the priesthood and still now, God is using His servants and son to touch lives in simple but unique ways. He is currently the Director of the Awka Diocesan Priests Welfare Home. A priest drawn to the sick, afflicted and suffering and devoted to the Holy Eucharist draws his strength from service to Him. He also draws people to the Lord in the Eucharist for adoration and praise. Many testimonies have accompanied this great devotion in our time and Our Lord, even now, has never failed to show himself strong unto they that call upon him in truth.
Onyekachukwu Ekure is an editor, social media manager, dance educator, choreographer, and creative professional with passion for communication, service, and community development. She supports missionary and faith-based initiatives through content editing, digital communication, social media management, and creative storytelling, helping to communicate their mission and impact effectively. She is also a dance educator at Nnamdi Azikiwe University and is actively involved in creative arts, women's empowerment, and community service. through her diverse experience, Onyekachukwu brings together creativity, professionalism, and strong commitment to using her skills in service of others.
Our Journey
Started as a small outreach with 5 core visitation volunteers.
Established periodic medical camps providing clinical aid and sacraments in remote villages.
Began digital adoration and community rosary streams connecting isolated sick bedridden believers.
Successfully touched over 10,000 lives across neighboring West-African dioceses.