Port Harcourt · Rivers State · Nigeria
We believe that through our life in Christ, God will have all men saved and come to the knowledge of the truth.
Gathered around a person,
not a programme.
Soteria City Church is a people of love, soldiers for Christ, given to prayers and the ministry of the Word. We are not gathered around a personality or a programme. We are gathered around a person — Jesus Christ — and around what He said He would build.
We believe that through our life in Christ, God will have all men saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. That conviction sets the temperature of the house: we pray like it's true, we teach like it's true, and we go out into the city like it's true.
| Name | Soteria City Church Soteria — the Greek word for salvation, deliverance, preservation |
|---|---|
| Kind | Religious organisation · local church |
| City | Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria |
| Address | 8 Fatex Close, by Amadi Roundabout, Port Harcourt, Nigeria |
| Phone | +234 904 066 2335 |
| Soteriasoldiers@gmail.com | |
| Online | @soteriacityglobal soteriacity.com |
| Who it's for | Anyone. The curious, the worn out, the newly arrived, the long-committed. Come as you are. |
A church becomes whatever it gives itself to.
We would rather do four well than twenty thinly.
Love is not the soft part of the faith — it is the proof of it. We practise it in the room first: in how we speak, how we carry each other's burdens, and how we treat the person who walked in for the first time this morning.
“By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples.”
A soldier is trained, ordered and sent. We take discipleship seriously — not as a class you graduate from, but as a life you're formed by. The city is the assignment.
“Endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.”
Nothing here starts on the platform. It starts in the prayer room. We gather to pray for the sick, for the city, for our families, and for the men and women who have not yet come home.
“My house shall be called a house of prayer.”
We teach the Scriptures plainly — book by book, line by line — so that faith rests on what God has said rather than on what a preacher felt. You should leave able to find it yourself.
“We will give ourselves continually to prayer, and to the ministry of the word.”
God will haveOur conviction · 1 Timothy 2:4
all men saved.
No dress code. No introductions required.
Sit at the back if you like.
Exact times are posted each week on @soteriacityglobal — or call +234 904 066 2335.
The gatherings we're building toward.
All of them open — bring someone.
Dates are announced on @soteriacityglobal — or ask us and we'll tell you.
Sundays, prayer nights, the outreach teams,
the children, the choir.
Placeholder frames — drop your photographs in and the captions stay as they are.
1 Timothy 2:4·this is why the house exists·every prayer is bent toward it
Books, study guides and devotionals
from the house.
Sermon notes, testimonies and letters
to the house.
We put the word on the front of the building, so it's worth knowing what we're claiming. A plain walk through salvation, from the promise in Genesis to the cross.
Read the post →Messages, clips and announcements.
Follow along wherever you are.
Three doors in. Any of them works.
Tell us you're coming and we'll look out for you, save you a seat, and point you to where the children are looked after.
Get directions →Door 02Whatever it is, you don't have to carry it alone or explain it well. Write it in a sentence and our prayer team will stand with you this week.
Email the prayer team →Door 03Ushering, media, music, children, outreach, hospitality. If you're ready to stop attending and start belonging, this is how.
Tell us where you'd fit →A prayer request, a question, a visit.
It comes straight to the church inbox.
You don't have to word it well. One sentence is enough — we will take it from there, and we will keep it between us.
8 Fatex Close,
by Amadi Roundabout,
Port Harcourt.
Rivers State, Nigeria. If you're coming from the roundabout, Fatex Close is a short turn off — call ahead and someone will walk out to meet you.
There is room for you here — in the singing, in the prayer room, in the work. Walk in on Sunday, or send one line and we'll take it from there.