Meet Evangelist Godwin Ezizor
I’m Evangelist Godwin Ezizor, and my life’s mission is to inspire faith, empower leaders, and shape culture through the timeless message of Christ.
From preaching the Gospel across nations to advising organizations through FaMiBi Group, I thrive at the intersection of ministry, leadership, and culture.
With a foundation built on faith and sharpened by decades of global experience, I’m committed to seeing lives transformed—in the church, in the marketplace, and in everyday life.
Welcome to my story; I invite you to walk alongside me as we pursue a vision of clarity, purpose, and Kingdom impact.
My Journey
My journey has been shaped by a unique intersection of faith, leadership, and professional experience across different cultures and sectors.
Originally trained in engineering, I developed a strong foundation in analytical thinking, operations, and problem-solving through my academic and professional work in engineering, power, energy operations systems. Over time, however, a deeper calling toward ministry and leadership began to take shape—one that would eventually expand the scope of my work far beyond the technical field.
That calling led me into pastoral ministry, evangelism, and leadership development. Today, I have the privilege of serving as President of Godwin Ezizor Ministries International (GEMI Inc.) and as Pastor of Full Gospel International Assembly (FGIA Inc.) in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.
My academic journey reflects this blend of disciplines. I hold the National and Higher National Diplomas (OND & HND) in Electrical Engineering from The Petroleum Training Institute, Effurun, Delta State Nigeria, Bachelor of Engineering (First Class Honours) from the University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom (UK), Diploma in Power Engineering (Distinction), Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Master in Christian Ministries from Briercrest Seminary in Saskatchewan, and a Master of Engineering Management from the University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky in the United States. I am also a TSASK Certified Second-Class Power Engineer, with professional experience connected to the energy and operations sector.
These diverse experiences—spanning engineering, ministry leadership, cross-cultural engagement, and public discourse—have shaped the perspective I bring to leadership today.
They have also reinforced my conviction that faith, leadership, and culture cannot be separated. Instead, they must be thoughtfully integrated if individuals and institutions are to navigate the complexities of the modern world with wisdom and integrity.
This conviction ultimately gave birth to the message that now frames my work:
Christ, Culture & Commonsense.
Through preaching, teaching, consulting, writing, and public engagement, my desire is to help individuals and leaders live with clarity, conviction, and practical wisdom in every sphere of life.
