January 25, 2025 – May 17, 2026

Dr. Patrick Nyaga

About Rev. Dr. Patrick Nyaga

Rev. Dr. Patrick Nyaga is the Founder and International Director of the International Believers Leadership Connection (IBLC). IBLC is described as a global organization that focuses on leadership training and ministerial facilitation internationally.

Role and Responsibilities at IBLC:
Dr. Nyaga is responsible for operational excellence, building leadership teams, managing strategic partnerships, and serving as a key liaison between country offices and international support teams. He is also one of the key speakers for the organization.

Broader Ministry:
Rev. / Dr. Nyaga is also the Senior Pastor of Missions for Christ Ministries (MCM) Worship Center in Tampa, Florida, a ministry he launched in 2011 after being ordained as a minister. IBLC appears to operate as part of or in close connection with his broader ministry efforts.

Mission:
His ministry, including IBLC, is focused on reaching out to church leaders in various nations (particularly in East Africa) to provide essential biblical and leadership training.

Background:
Originally from Kenya, Dr. Nyaga moved to the United States in 1991 and is now a U.S. citizen. He studied extensively, eventually earning a doctorate, and was heavily influenced by Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin’s ministry.

Publications:
He is the author of books including “The Keys To Inheriting God’s Best” and “Understanding the Mystery of God’s Anointing”. Both books are in distribution worldwide through Amazon.

Activities:
He is an itinerant speaker and hosts online programs, including “The Morning Bread Broadcast” and “The Hour of Prayer Broadcast,” through Believers Faith Connection (BFC) Studios in Florida

Social media Online Presence:
Rev. / Dr. Patrick Nyaga hosts programs on Facebook Live and has a podcast through Google, Apple and at various other platforms

Earlier Education and career
After finishing “Teachers Training College” and got his bachelors degree in Education at Egoji Teachers’s Training College, he taught school from grades 6-8 in Kenya until 1988. He resigned from teaching in 1989 and moved in the United States in 1991 where he currently resides with his family.