About Us
Our History
New Dimension Worldwide Christian Fellowship (NDWCF) has its roots in Pentecostalism but embraces an eclectic doctrine. Our core objective is to preach the whole gospel to the whole person. We believe that this doctrine is outlined in 3 John 2, which states, "Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth."
In 2019, Refuge Temple of Praise Church was relaunched as New Dimension Worldwide Christian Fellowship with a renewed focus on world missions. That same year, Bishop Nelson McMillan connected with Pastor Gabriel Onsonga from Kisii, Kenya. Pastor Onsonga organized pastors from Kisii and Migori for Bishop McMillan to speak with via Zoom conference calls. Additionally, Bishop McMillan met Pastor Moses Wafula from Bungoma through Facebook, who began organizing in western Kenya. NDWCF experienced rapid growth and was officially founded in 2020.
In 2021, Bishop McMillan made his initial in-person visit to Kenya, visiting several newly formed districts under NDWCF in Kisii, Migori, Tarime (Tanzania), Kisumu, Bungoma, Kitale, and Nairobi. Since then, NDWCF has expanded significantly, reaching over twenty countries, primarily in East Africa, with additional districts in Seirra Leone, Liberia and Haiti.
NDWCF has trained over four hundred women's groups across East Africa and hosted numerous medical camps in its districts. The organization supports schools by providing uniforms, laptops, and projectors. Additionally, NDWCF has supplied laptops to many districts for training purposes.
The fellowship also provides emergency relief, including medical assistance, to its registered members. In 2023, NDWCF launched its first national pilot project in Kisumu, Kenya, aimed at empowering women's groups. In 2022, NDWCF established the NDWCF Training Institute, dedicated to training the next generation of Christian leaders to transform the lives of God’s people.
Looking ahead, NDWCF plans to build its Africa headquarters in East Africa, featuring a church facility that seats 1,000 people, a medical facility, a school campus for all grades, a leadership training institute, and a guest house.
NDWCF church in Tulsa, Oklahoma sponsor children in Africa to aid in their education and development. We currently provide monthly support to over 25 individual children. Furthermore, we provide sponsorship and grants to schools in Africa to impact the lives of children and help in transforming their future.
By continuing to expand our reach and impact, NDWCF remains dedicated to fulfilling its mission and bringing positive change to communities worldwide.
About NDWCF
Meet the Bishop
Bishop Nelson Alvin McMillan Jr,
born in Washington D.C. to Nelson Alvin McMillan, Sr. & Mary Lee McMillan. He is the youngest of six siblings.
Bishop McMillan was educated in the D.C. Public Schools where he studied plumbing. He holds an associate degree in computer studies from the University of Maryland European Division. Bishop McMillan has an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Metaphysics from Universal Life Church.
On July 7, 1989 Bishop Nelson McMillan married Veda McMillan in Tacoma, Washington. They have four children Kenyata, Mary, Shana, and Nelson III.
Bishop McMillan Served 15 years in the United States Army where he was trained as a Telecommunications Equipment Technician. His experience in the United States Army provided the bulk of his leadership training and he credits it as the foundation of all he has done. He received numerous awards for his service and was also the Non- Commissioned Officer of the Year for Training and Doctrine Command.
Bishop McMillan grew up in church, serving in the youth choir and on the junior usher board. In 1995 Bishop McMillan was baptized in Jesus Name at Bread of Life Church under the Pastorate of Bishop Edward Griffin.
He received his Fellowship Certificate with the European Council of Nations in 1996. After moving to Louisiana, he served as the lead minister from 1997 to 1998 at Faith Children's Mission and received his Minister License with the P. A. of W.
In 1998 Bishop McMillan moved to Tulsa Oklahoma where he attended Apostolic Faith Holiness Church under the Pastorate of Bishop Luke Church. Bishop Church appointed Bishop McMillan as his Assistant Pastor over the church and eventually turned it over to him in 2000. Diocesan Bishop Vanuel C. Little officially installed Bishop McMillan as Pastor on October 26, 2000. Bishop V. Little Elevated Pastor McMillan to District Elder in June of 2003. Later, Bishop McMillan was elevated to Suffragan Bishop in June of 2015 by Bishop Vanuel C. Little. In 2017 Bishop McMillan served as Assistant to Diocesan Bishop Jeffery D. Goldsmith of the Oklahoma State Council. In 2019 Bishop McMillan was elected to serve as the Council Chairman of Oklahoma State Council Fellowship of Churches and reelected in 2022.
In 2020 Bishop McMillan was sent to Africa by the leading of the spirit of God and New Dimension Worldwide Christian Fellowship was born. The Lord led Bishop McMillan to teach the doctrine of Transformation Christianity. New Dimension has grown into a tremendous organization expanding over twenty nations impacting the lives of people. NDWCF have trained over four hundred women groups teaching them to work together to transform their communities, NDWCF has started several schools as well as partnering with others to provide education to children in East Africa. NDWCF has launched the Veda McMillan Mobile Medcare facility that provides medical services to the families in our districts. We have also provided training in livestock management and veterinarian service to our women groups with farm animal projects. Bishop McMillan has personally baptized over seven hundred souls in Jesus’ name over the last three years during his visits to East Africa. NDWCF churches have baptized thousands of souls in the name of Jesus. Bishop Nelson A. McMillan serves as the General Superintendent of New Dimension Worldwide Christian Fellowship.
