Mercy Tabernacle…
where Mercy supercedes judgment… and lives are continually transformed by the WORD of God.

Our Vision
Raising Pacesetters, Role Models and Achievers in Life…through Jesus Christ.

Our Mission
To use the power and wisdom of God to transform lives and mould destinies to God’s utmost plan and purpose; to impact, heal and liberate mankind from the shackles of sin, poverty, pain and every form of unproductivity.

OUR BUSINESS IS TO TRANSFORM LIVES! SO BECOME TRANSFORMED
No man comes in contact with Jesus…and remains the same! Life is all about change! The process of becoming different, or making something different has always been intrinsically, part of man’s existence. As a matter of fact, if you look at the story where Jesus turned water into wine, He simply asked the people of the feast to fill the water pots to the brim with water; and as soon as they complied, the Bible records that the water became wine! Just imagine: one minute, it was ordinary water; but the very next second, it had become the best wine, ever!

It is the same at Mercy Tabernacle a.k.a Transformed Life Christian Centre! Likened to a refinery that turns crude oil to petrol, diesel, kerosene or aviation gas, Mercy Tabernacle turns crude, hopeless and unproductive lives, moulding destinies to suit God’s utmost plan and purpose, through the instrumentality of God’s Word; the same Word that became flesh (John1:14)!

Our overriding philosophy is anchored on the invaluable words of Apostle Paul: Be not conformed…but be transformed. Hence lives are continually transformed from ugly to beautiful; from hopelessness to hopefulness, weakling to strong warrior, mere slave to royalty, barrenness to fruitfulness, as it literally turned uneducated fishermen to great, trail-blazing Apostles! Indeed, God is refining and transforming lives in this Centre… by His Word!

Without any doubt, the Potter is waiting and willing to transform you from mere clay to the most beautiful masterpiece ever, just as He turned water into wine at the wedding in Cana of Galilee. So, won’t you rather choose to be transformed?