About MBCI
In 2008, under the leadership of Apostle John Kimani William, Missions to the Body of Christ International (MBCI) was formed. The Vision and Mission of MBCI are Clear; Reaching out with the gospel of Jesus Christ, thus transforming lives, empowering believers, raising and equipping Minister and ushering people, families, cities and nations into their divine destiny.
MBCI – Missions to The Body Of Christ International exists to empower believers and ministries worldwide. MBCI works with local ministries equipping them to be better placed to reach out and grow the body of Christ. MBCI does not open churches but strengthens existing ones.
International Missions
THE OUTPOURING CONFERENCE
Missions to the Body of Christ International and the Dallas Fort Worth Ministers Fellowship invite you to “The Outpouring,” – Redigging the Wells of Revival Conference. The event runs from November 11th through 13th, 2026, at 705 North Glenville Drive, Richardson, Texas 75008.
Past International Missions
MBCI California Mission 2026
MBCI in conjunction with Sacramento Pastors Felowship held the Redigging The Wells Of revival Conference in California USA on 22 -24th May 2026. The south Africa congregation is composed of a people with a desire for true worship and a heart for God. There was an incredible gathering of prayer mountain pioneers from Ethiopia, Kenya and South Africa.
MBCI South Africa 2025
MBCI Held a conference with the fathers of the nation and various South Africa churches in May 2025. It was a time where we saw the word manifested and the people transformed as we conquered territories for Jesus. Various testimonies have continued to flow. We give God all the glory.
In 2011, MBCI acquired a Mega tent and chairs, expanding it twice to accommodate the ever-growing crowd during missions. Today, by God’s grace, MBCI has two 40-foot trucks, 4 buses, several vans, and excellent public address systems that facilitate our missionary work. In 2023, during our 10-year anniversary celebrations, MBCI launched international missionary work, with the first meetings held in Burundi and Nigeria.
