Presiding Bishop of VBCI
Bishop Nii Apiakai Tackie-Yarboi is the Presiding Bishop of Victory Bible Church International and the Chairman of the Executive and Apostolic Councils; both governing bodies of the church.
He is the Resident Pastor of the headquarters church (Dominion Sanctuary) at Awoshie, Accra. He also oversees hundreds of churches in Ghana and over thirty churches in Europe, Asia and America.
He founded Victory Bible Church International in 1985 at Kokomlemle, a suburb of Accra, Ghana. The church first gathered on 2 June 1985 with 89 people and has since grown into a network of churches across Ghana, Europe, Asia and North America. Read the full story on our history page.
As Presiding Bishop he gives spiritual leadership to the whole VBCI family worldwide, including the North America region, which is overseen by Bishop Elijah Saforo. The mission he has championed from the beginning remains the same: to bring people to faith in Jesus Christ and help them grow into fully functioning followers of Him.
Broadcasts and Books
Bishop N.A. Tackie-Yarboi hosts a daily radio broadcast dubbed ‘Voice of Victory’ and he is the President of Victory Bible Training Institute, a Ministerial school. Bishop Tackie-Yarboi has also authored several books, including; ‘The Believer’s Mind’, ‘Dreams Of The Night’, ‘Overcoming Depression’, ‘Making The Most Of What You Have’, ‘Financial Empowerment’ and ‘Fulfilling Your Destiny’.
Fellowships and Training
He is a member of the Ministers Fellowship International headed by Dick Iverson, Potter’s House International Pastoral Alliance headed by Thomas D. Jakes and the Faith Fellowship Assemblies headed by Jimmy Watson. He has undertaken the Special Chief Executive Programme for Church Managers and Chief Executive Programme for Church Managers all at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration.
Family
Bishop Tackie-Yarboi is married to Rev. (Mrs) Dora Tackie-Yarboi and they are blessed with three children.
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