A 501(c)(3) Serving Communities Across Borders and a Virtual Church Without Walls

CENTER FELLOWSHIP OF CHRIST MINISTRIES USA-AFRICA

Faith. Hope. Help.

Lifting Lives. Strengthening Faith. Empowering Communities.
Impacting lives through God’s Word and family support.

WHO WE ARE

Center Fellowship of Christ Ministries USA–Africa (CFOCM USA–Africa) is a faith-based ministry and humanitarian nonprofit committed to transforming lives across nations.

As “A Church Without Walls,” we proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, nurture spiritual growth, and strengthen believers through teaching, prayer, and global discipleship.

As a 501(c)(3) organization “Serving Communities Across Borders,” we extend compassionate outreach to vulnerable families in the United States and Africa, partnering with local leaders to provide support, resources, and hope where it is needed most. Rooted in integrity, unity, and the love of Christ, CFOCM USA–Africa bridges faith and service to uplift communities, empower families, and honor God through practical, life-changing ministry.

About Center Fellowship of Christ Ministries USA Africa

Our Vision

To lift lives and strengthen communities through the transforming power of God’s Word—equipping believers, supporting families, and empowering vulnerable communities from the USA to Africa. CFOCM USA–Africa is a Black and woman-led faith-based nonprofit uniquely positioned to serve marginalized communities in the U.S. and Africa with cultural competency, trust, and spiritual grounding.

Our Approach

We take a Christ-centered, holistic approach to ministry—meeting both spiritual and practical needs. Through Bible teaching, leadership development, children’s support, vocational training, farming initiatives, community outreach, and digital evangelism, we serve the whole person: faith, family, and daily life. Our approach brings together discipleship, compassion, and sustainable empowerment across the USA and Africa.

Our Accomplishments

Since our founding, God has enabled us to reach meaningful milestones: expanding weekly Bible Studies in the USA and Kenya; launching the Grow & Gain Program—including the GSHOH Food Pantry—to strengthen food security and provide income-generating and vocational training ; sponsoring March for Jesus–Kenya; distributing Bibles in multiple languages; supporting community outreach; and developing leadership training for affiliate pastors and ministries.

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY INTERCESSORY PRAYER

A Weekly Prayer Meeting Open to All Denominations and Communities

“Pray without ceasing.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:17

We begin with a Corporate Prayer of Thanksgiving, Worship, and Repentance before Evangelist Samuel A. Jones, Jr. leads us in intercessory prayer. After the “Amen,” you’re invited to jump in and pray, or simply touch and agree with us in the Spirit as we pray together. We’re praying every Tuesday beginning at 7:30 a.m.

You are welcome to join us live on Zoom using the information below.

JOIN US:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86741879630?pwd=C8jOvog7tOcR511O5dEaX13Bjz71Iz.1

Meeting ID: 867 4187 9630
Passcode: 337933

One Tap Mobile numbers:

+1 646-558-8656 New York
+1 646-931-3860 U.S.

Meeting ID: 867 4187 9630
Passcode: 337933

ZOOM PRAYER MEETINGS WILL NOT BE RECORDED.

Our intercessory prayer meetings will not be recorded in order to respect the privacy of those for whom we pray and the situations shared with us.

ZOOM PARTICIPATION NOTE:

To help keep our prayer time orderly and free from unnecessary distractions, the host may temporarily mute a participant if there is excessive background noise or another disruption. Participants are welcome to unmute and join in prayer after “Amen” as they feel led.

Monthly Intercessory Prayer Focus

As we gather each Tuesday morning for intercessory prayer, we will use a monthly prayer focus to help guide our time together and ensure that we are intentionally praying for a broad range of people, needs, communities, and situations.

Our weekly focus is not intended to limit our prayers. We will always make room for urgent needs, prayer requests, and whatever people, concerns, or situations God places upon our hearts.

1st Tuesday — The Church
We pray for Christian churches everywhere as they lift up the name of Jesus; pastors and ministry leaders; missionaries and evangelists; unity within the Body of Christ; spiritual growth; and the work of the Gospel throughout the world.

The Persecuted Church Around the World
Pray for Christians who face persecution, violence, imprisonment, displacement, discrimination, or restrictions because of their faith; for pastors, missionaries, and churches serving under dangerous conditions; for protection, courage, and faithfulness; for persecutors to encounter Christ; and for governments to uphold freedom of religion and conscience.

Regions of Special Prayer
Each month, we will also highlight particular regions where Christians are under pressure and facing fierce persecution. These may include China; Nigeria, including areas affected by Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) ; Burkina Faso and other parts of the Sahel; the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), especially Eastern DRC; Libya and parts of North Africa; Mozambique; Eritrea; North Korea; Iran; Pakistan; Somalia; Yemen; Sudan; Syria; Afghanistan; India; Myanmar; and other places where believers are suffering for their faith.

2nd Tuesday — Families & Children
We pray for marriages, parents, grandparents, foster parents, teachers, children, youth, schools, families experiencing hardship, children who are vulnerable or without adequate support, children who have been snatched away from their families, are being trafficked, molested, abused, and neglected, and the strengthening and restoration of families.

3rd Tuesday — Healing & Personal Needs
We pray for the sick, hospitalized, home bound, caregivers, those undergoing treatment or surgery, people experiencing grief or emotional distress, and those facing financial, employment, housing, or other personal challenges.

4th Tuesday — Communities, Nation & World
We pray for our neighborhoods and communities, government leaders, schools, justice and peace, those affected by violence, poverty, war, natural disasters, persecution, displacement, and humanitarian crises throughout the world.

5th Tuesday — Open Intercession
When there is a fifth Tuesday, we devote our time to open intercession—praying for whatever needs, people, concerns, and situations God places upon our hearts.

Throughout every prayer meeting, we remain sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit and make room to pray for needs beyond the designated focus. We will also continue to lift up those whose names and situations have been shared with us.

Until then, let’s continue to keep one another lifted up in prayer.

KEEP THE FAITH!

THE CHANGE HUB VISION

CFOCM USA-Africa’s Camden Hub for Assistance, Nutrition, Growth/Guidance & Empowerment — CHANGE

CFOCM USA-Africa is prayerfully preparing to help bring CHANGE to Camden in partnership with existing social service organizations, local churches, community partners, the City of Camden, and the Mayor’s Office.

The CHANGE Hub vision includes:

Workforce development
Copy and print apprenticeship training
Mentorship and tutoring
Arts empowerment, acting, and music workshops
Nutrition and community support
Faith-based encouragement and resource guidance

While the program will give special attention to young adults aging out of foster care, it is also intended to support adults who are disenfranchised, under-resourced, temporarily unhoused, or seeking guidance, encouragement, and opportunity.

Our goal is to serve with dignity, compassion, and Christ-centered love while complementing the work of local organizations, churches, agencies, and community partners.

We invite you to:

Pray with us as we seek the right facility and partnerships
Partner with us as God opens doors
Follow our progress as this vision develops

What God has for this vision will come to pass — in His timing, for His glory, and for the people He loves.

For updates or partnership inquiries, please contact us.

DONATE YOUR VEHICLE

Do you have a motorized vehicle, RV, boat, or plane - running or not - you no longer need? You can now turn it into lasting impact through our new partnership with CARS (Charitable Adult Rides & Services)!

Center Fellowship of Christ Ministries USA–Africa

(CFOCM USA–Africa) is now a part of the nationwide vehicle donation program powered by CARS. 100% of proceeds from your donated vehicle will help us continue our mission of providing humanitarian aid, spiritual guidance and leadership training across the U.S. and Africa.

✔️ Free pick-up
✔️ Tax-deductible
✔️ Simple process

Every vehicle counts—running or not!

🔗 Donate your vehicle here

Or call 855-500-RIDE (7433) and mention CFOCM USA–Africa.

Thank you for helping us drive hope further! To God Be the Glory!

Check out the FAQs here:

https://careasy.org/center-fellowship-of-christ-ministries-usa-africa

WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE

BY FAITH WILLIAM BOOTH FOUND THE SALVATION ARMY

William Booth's faith mirrors the faith of the patriarchs, particularly Abraham, who "obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going" (Hebrews 11:8). Booth, too, trusted God to lead him into uncharted territories as he worked to reach the lost, homeless, and forgotten in 19th-century England.

Booth's faith resulted in the founding of The Salvation Army, an organization committed to social justice and evangelical outreach. Like the saints in Hebrews who "through faith conquered kingdoms, administered justice, and gained what was promised" (Hebrews 11:33), Booth fought against poverty and injustice with unwavering conviction. He believed that spiritual salvation and physical assistance went hand in hand, and his faith led him to challenge societal norms to offer hope to those most in need.

about our leader

Yetta N. Armstrong is the Founder, President, and Spiritual Overseer of Center Fellowship of Christ Ministries USA–Africa (CFOCM USA–Africa). With over 25 years of service in pastoral ministry, community outreach, biblical teaching, and leadership development, she is committed to strengthening families and empowering vulnerable communities across the USA and Africa.

Elder Armstrong’s ministry journey has included pastoring, street evangelism, counseling, intercessory prayer leadership, and more than a decade of international Bible teaching and discipleship. She is also the creator of the #CFOCMFaithandRace teaching series, where she combines biblical truth with historical insight to help believers think critically and stand faithfully in challenging times.

Alongside her ministry work, Elder Armstrong brings a strong foundation in administration, organizational leadership, and community service. Her background includes military service in the U.S. Army, government work, small-business development, and consulting support for emerging entrepreneurs and ministries. These experiences give her practical skill in strategic planning, program oversight, financial stewardship, and operational management — all essential to guiding a 501(c)(3) organization with integrity and accountability.

Her life of service has been shaped not only by her late mother, Alice Tucker Armstrong, but also by the examples of some of her personal heroes—Mother Teresa, William & Catherine Booth, Martin Luther King Jr. & Coretta Scott King, and Minister Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz - individuals whose courage, discipline, and sacrifice have inspired her commitment to justice, compassion, and obedience to God.

With a deep commitment to long-term sustainability, Elder Armstrong seeks to strengthen CFOCM USA–Africa to the point where an experienced, mission-aligned Executive Director can one day assume the operational role, allowing her to continue serving as spiritual overseer. She remains a servant-leader devoted to honoring Christ through excellence, transparency, and compassionate outreach—equipping believers, uplifting vulnerable families, supporting pastors, and advancing the Gospel with unwavering faith and obedience to God.

Faith. Hope. Help.

Faith. Hope. Help.

WHO WE ARE