IN a significant move toward enhancing its mission and expanding its operations, BBI has unveiled a bold vision called the BBI Solomon Project which aims for the purchase of a building in Nairobi, Kenya.
BBI has continued to be pillar in the ministry of deliverance and is now looking to solidify its base by investing in a permanent location that will serve as a centre for its spiritual, social and outreach programs, according to the CEO and founder, pastor Nellie.
“It has been a while since we encouraged one another to continue the zeal to see BBI own its ministry centre,” pastor Nellie said during a project appraisal meeting in September 2024.
The BBI Solomon Project represents both a strategic leap and an exciting opportunity for giving, partnership and collaboration within the faith community.
Below is a link to the BBI Solomon project registration form.
For those who are already registered many thanks to your pledges and payments are well received. Registration is open and on-going.
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Willingness to give
Pastor Nellie said the decision to pursue a building purchase stems from the ministry’s growing need for a stable and long-term location.
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Over the years, BBI rented Apex Court Number 10, which served the purposes for training, group deliverance, worship nights and general administration.
Explaining the motivation behind the BBI Solomon Project , pastor Nellie said the leadership of BBI long recognized the importance of owning a building, not just for the immediate benefits of space and stability, but for the long term vision of establishing a lasting legacy as a ministry in view of the generations to come.
“We’ve seen incredible growth in our ministry over the past 13 years, both in terms of membership and outreach. However, a permanent facility will enable us to better serve our constituents and the coming generations,” said pastor Nellie.
The plan was first mooted at the End of a Season dinner party in July 2024 before BBI closed the physical office and became a fulltime on-line ministry.
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The CEO said with “whole hearted devotion and willingness to give” the vision is achievable.
BBI Solomon Project holds a monthly meeting to appraise members.
Once the BBI Solomon Project is achieved , the building will house all BBI worship services, training programs, community events, outreach initiatives as well as men and women group deliverance sessions.
“More than just a physical structure, it is set to become a center of faith, hope, and practical support for those in need of deliverance. Indeed, this building is a prayer altar that we have raised for the past 7 years that we occupied it and we have seen its impact in the lives of all those who God purposed to pass through BBI ,”pastor Nellie said.
Call for a partners
Recognizing that the BBI Solomon Project and its attendant financial responsibility of purchasing a building is substantial, the ministry is calling for willing partners to join hands in this transformative venture.
The CEO said she believes that a collaborative effort will not only help ease the financial burden but also foster a shared sense of purpose and investment in the ministry’s future.
Pastor Nellie appreciated by name all those who have given this far, those who have pledged. She encouraged everyone to consider giving and become a “builder for the Lord.”
Here below, we share with you a fun-activity that you may participate in as well as invite your friends and family.
Please share your results:
Fun activity:
- Write down your name in full. Count the letters in your name and multiply by 2
- How many siblings do you have? Multiply by 50
- Are you married? If yes, add 100
- Are you wearing slippers? If yes, add 50
- Do you have curtains in your house, if yes, add 100
- Did you have two meals today; If yes, add 150
- Do you have parents still living? Add 100 for each
What is your total?
Fun fact: That is the amount you’ve pledged to support BBI Solomon Project today!
BBI Solomon Project monthly meetings
The CEO said BBI is not just looking for a financial partner but “we’re seeking someone who shares our vision for serving the community and spreading the message of hope and deliverance. This building isn’t just for us—it’s for everyone who believes in the power of God to transform lives and the importance of supporting those in need,” said pastor Nellie.
She said the acquisition of a building is not only a financial investment but also a long-term commitment to minister to God’s children.
BBI has a history of partnering with other organisations and offering support through charity, educational programs and spiritual counselling and guidance. The leadership envisions the new building as a place where these efforts can be expanded, serving as a beacon of hope and a resource for those in need.
“ Our ministry is committed to providing support to individuals and families facing spiritual challenges. With this new space, we’ll be able to offer more programs, more outreach, and more opportunities to make real and impactful differences, in people’s lives” she said.
Larger gatherings
The decision to call for willing givers and partners, and investing in a building comes at a critical time. when BBI is expanding her reach, there is an urgent need for a space that can accommodate larger gatherings, diverse activities, and new initiatives.
The rented facility reached its capacity in 2023 and the ministry has become eager to own the space, refurbish and expand it to allow for maximum use, greater flexibility and growth.
While real estate prices in many areas continue to fluctuate, the leadership believes that this is the right time to secure a property that will serve the ministry purposes and the generations to come.
Currently monthly meetings are being held for the BBI Solomon Project. Interested individuals or organizations are encouraged to reach out to the ministry’s administration team to discuss potential partnership options.
In the coming weeks, BBI plans to host informational sessions and provide head-up details about the progress and partnership opportunities.
“We’re excited about what the future holds and are confident that with the right people, we’ll be able to make this dream a reality. Together, we can create a space that will not only serve those God sends to us for ministry, but also stand as a testament to the power of faith and pooling together,” pastor Nellie said.
The BBI Solomon Project marks a significant milestone in the ministry’s journey, and it invites like-minded individuals and organisations to be part of something truly godly and transformative.
As BBI moves forward with this venture, it stands as a reminder of the power of faith, collaboration in achieving lasting change. “Let us continue to honur our pledges and also involve our friends as well as family in this project” the CEO said.
