Rev. Dr. Jude I. Dike
B.Th., M.Div., D.Min., G.P.P, Th.D., Certified Psychotherapist

Dr. Dike is a certified Psychotherapist with Evangelical Order of Certified Pastoral Counsellors of America (EOCPC) 2011.

He graduated with Th.D. in Theology from Beacon University U.S.A. in 2009; Doctor of Ministry (D. Min.) in 2008; Master of Divinity (M. Div.) in Theology in 2007; Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) in 2004 from (CLST) Beacon University U.S.A. He is a licensed Pastor with the International United Faith Bible Holiness Church #41986 (91-15).

Dr. Dike is the founder and Director of United Sharelife Foundation under Federal License (CDN) #344997-1 since 1998, and also a founding member and director of United Share-life Outreach Ministries Canada since 2008.

Dr. Dike is the founder and chairman of Grace Orphanage Home – 2005, Sharelife Community Development Initiative – 2014, NGO’s in Nigeria. He is also a founding and board member of Sabaoth Rescue Mission, Canada. Dr. Jude Dike is one of the spiritual directors of Mbaise Cultural Organization, Canada.

Dr Dike worked with Public Works Canada for eight years as an executive director of Chi Chi and Company Environmental Services. He has written many Bible tracks waiting to be turned into books such as “The Will and Purpose of God for You”, “The Power of The Tongue”, “The End Time Wealth Transfer”, etc.

Currently, he travels often to developing countries especially Nigeria, Republic of Benin and Ghana providing Medical/Optical care to those that need them most.

By the special Grace of God on his life, the Holy Spirit has used him in many ways to improve the quality of life of many people through the Outreach whereby those who could not see or read before can now read with the aid of “reading glasses” to the glory of God. For the ‘Water Project’ arm of the Outreach Ministries, Dr. Dike, by the grace of God, has secured the ‘Low Cost cutting Edge Technology’ called “Explorer Hand Drilling System” where water drilling is all manual labour. This equipment will certainly go a long way in helping those that desperately need good drinking water in Africa as other resources to complete the project become available .

Dr. Dike and his wife Sharon have four children and live in Toronto, Canada.