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An Apostolic Outreach Ministry

Eternity is now — secure it in Christ

Welcome to Eternity Awareness Network, an Apostolic Outreach Ministry dedicated to conscientizing humanity about eternity and encouraging men to secure their eternity in Christ.

We are delighted to have you join us as we proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, teach the truth of God’s Word, and inspire believers to live in the light of eternity.

Latest broadcast · 14 August 2026

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Visioneer, Eternity Awareness Network

Pastor Ajonye Daniel Ajonye

Pastor Ajonye Daniel Ajonye is the Visioneer of Eternity Awareness Network, an Apostolic Outreach Ministry committed to conscientizing humanity about eternity and encouraging men to secure their eternity in Christ through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Born on September 15 in Otukpo, Benue State, Nigeria, Pastor Daniel is a passionate preacher, Bible teacher, and advocate of holy living. His ministry emphasizes eternity awareness and consciousness, sound biblical doctrine, discipleship, and preparation for the return of Jesus Christ.

He currently resides in Arizona, USA, with his beloved wife, Jackqueline Ajonye, and together they are blessed with a son and a daughter. Through preaching, teaching, media outreach, and discipleship, Pastor Daniel continues to inspire believers worldwide to live each day in the light of eternity.

Where we are

Two countries, thirty-eight cities, one table

The network is rooted in Nigeria and the United States, and open to anybody, anywhere, who wants to sit at the table.

  • Nigeria

    Lagos · Abuja · Port Harcourt · Ibadan

  • United States

    Houston · Atlanta · New York · Chicago

From the journal

Written more slowly

Longer pieces on the Gospel, holiness and living in the light of eternity.

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The letter

One letter a fortnight, and nothing else

The new episode, what Faith Watch is following, and one piece of writing worth your time. No campaigns, no appeals, no selling your address on.

Ask us anything

Send us your question

A question about the teaching, a prayer request, or an invitation to minister. Somebody reads every one.

So we can reply.

A question, a prayer request, or an invitation to minister — take as much space as you need.

Refuge

If something has happened to you, there is somewhere to say so

Refuge is where harm done to a faith community can be reported and taken seriously — harassment and threats, being forced from home or land, detention, violence, or a place of worship destroyed or seized.

  • Confidential, and we say what that means

    Your report is handled by a small, named team. It is not anonymous — we explain exactly who sees it before you write a word.

  • A case code, not an account

    You choose a passphrase and we issue a ten-character code. That pair is how you check on your case, and it is the only way in.

  • Answered by a person

    Every report is read. Most are answered within three working days, and you are told what happens next.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Refuge is not an emergency service and cannot respond straight away.