It was 3-days to the end of May, 1996, in Jos Plateau, State, Nigeria and a young doctor was at a cross road  to what-next-to-do-with-his-life. He had to choose rather:
To relocate to London with his beautiful wife who is also a doctor,
To go and step up his medical qualification in a prestigious university,
To take two other attractive medical appointments within the country, To  . . . It was a period of great restlessness for this young doctor and so he decided to take out time and seek God's face to help him get off the cross road dilemma. And so he journeyed to a mountain, at the outskirts of Jos to talk to God. At the end of three days without food and water, he came down from the mountain with a clear vision of exactly what he was to do with his life.

He had been instructed to put aside his medical certificate and go to the city of Abuja and start a gospel outreach that will be to heal, save and deliver people in his name. A Ministry to restore human destiny and dignity. On getting home, his young wife who was NURSING their few-months old first baby had also taken out time to do a six-to-six fast and prayer for her husband. The spirit of God told her exactly what He told him, confirming the call.

In November 1996, six months after the call, Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche and his wife Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche left every plan they had made for their lives and moved to Abuja. Like Abraham, they knew no body and no place, but obeying the Lord was paramount to them, and so, they proceeded to commence the instruction given to them. Today, that is the basis for the May convention that the church organizes every Month of May - The Destiny Recovery Convention  - characterized by Gods presence to set people free and help them through  cross-roads of life.

First Sunday Service
Dunamis International Gospel Centre was established on the 10th of November 1996. And the first Sunday service was held at Abuja Centre for Arts and Culture (First Floor) Area 10.
Church service was held there for 2weeks and the church later moved to Abuja Sheraton Hotel & Towers, where the church worshipped for about 6 months. The church moved to her present site in June, 1997, less than a year after the ministry started.