MALABO – Miracle Centre Ministries, widely known as The Divine Family Church, is set to celebrate a major milestone this fall: its 22nd anniversary. A significant five-day event, scheduled from October 29 to November 2, 2025, will commemorate over two decades of spiritual and humanitarian work that has extended from its Malabo headquarters across Africa, Europe, Asia, the USA, and South America.
Founded in 2003 by Dr. Apostle Rufus Peter Mba, the ministry has established itself as a cornerstone of faith-based action. It is renowned not only for its dynamic worship services but also for its practical outreach, most notably through the operation of Cruz Hospital in Malabo. This facility stands as a testament to the church’s mission to address both spiritual and physical needs.
“From the very beginning, our focus has been on the transformative power of God’s word and its ability to change lives in a real, tangible way,” a church representative stated. “What started here in Malabo has, by God’s grace, sparked a global movement.”
That global movement will be reflected in the lineup of guest ministers slated to participate in the anniversary celebration. The event will feature powerful messages from esteemed international faith leaders, including the highly respected Reverend Joshua Telena. They will join Dr. Mba in leading the festivities, which are expected to draw thousands of members and visitors from the church’s international network.
For the local community, the ministry’s impact is visibly embodied by Cruz Hospital, which has provided essential medical services to countless residents. This commitment to holistic care—tending to both the soul and the body—is cited as a key driver behind the church’s rapid growth and international influence.
As the October dates approach, the atmosphere in Malabo is one of eager anticipation. The 22nd-anniversary celebration is not just a look back at past achievements but a powerful declaration of the ministry’s ongoing mission to foster faith, hope, and healing across the globe.
The commission celebrates this milestone with its global partners, including churches and networks in the USA, Angola, São Tomé, Nigeria, the Partners of Impact Network in Chicago, and the World Pentecostal Churches.
