God give the vision to train and develop leaders to our pastor Rev. Moses A. Ndama, Sr. In 1995 Rev. Moses A. Ndama, Sr., then brother Ndama was bothered with the thought of failed Christianity. One of the questions that bothered him was why will churches ceased to exist after that death of their founders? Then he was led to the book of Exodus in the Holy Bible (NKJV) chapter one verses 6-11, let's read verse 8 “Now there arose a new king over Egypt, who did not know Joseph …”

The Lord said to Brother Ndama then that Israel would have aborted slavery if they had understood that the prophecy of 400 years slavery was due to disobedience. Therefore, obedience would have counter act that prophecy, making Israel perpetual leaders in Egypt. They were blind by the blessings of God in Egypt . She did not understand that God place her in leadership because He wanted her to remain leaders. Going back to the story of creation we see that God created leaders. The Lord said to Brother Ndama that lack of understanding is robbing the church of her rightful place in the world, though believers are worshipping, praying, fasting and etc.

The Lord finally said to Brother Ndama this is the time for the son's of Issachar to lead the church, while pondering the lord took him to 1 st . Chronicles 12:32. Then the Lord began to take him through the bible teaching him all the scripture that have to do with understanding. The commission was “build me a continuous generation of leaders” .

In 1998 he moved to the Ivory Coast and joined the Faith Chapel Evangelistic Ministries. While in the Ivory Coast he started the Faith Bible Institute (FABIN), which produced many Christian leaders many of whom are reproducing other leaders today. He also organized the popular women conference “Woman thou are not condemned” - John 8:11 .

He then moved back to Liberia in 2002and was instrumental in starting Faith Evangelistic Ministries Liberia and also a Philadelphia Church in Paynesville , Liberia . In 2004 he joined his wife and children in the State of Maryland. While in the United States, he started to worship with the Christ International Ministries in Laura Maryland, a church where his family worshipped before he came to America. At the same time Reverend Ndama was seeking the will of God for his life. He would traveled to Pennsylvania on every other weekend and as often as Reverend Samuel Martin needed him to helped strengthen the newly established Philadelphia International Church , Pennsylvania branch. It was not until 2006 when he was asked to come and consecrate the house of his sister-in-law in the State of Delaware that he heard the Lord saying to him, “this is where I have called you to begin my work” . On the journey to Delaware to begin Issachar International Ministries along with Rev. Moses A. Ndama were Mother Dehdo G. Ndama, Teta, Jepthah, Moselyn and Moses Asher, Jr.

In 2007 December the Lord blessed them with a home in Dover Delaware. Reverend Ndama fasted all through February of 2007 seeking instruction from the Lord on how and when to start the Fellowship. After that event he started the Fellowship on the first Friday in March of 2007 in the basement of his home and on the first Sunday of April 2007 we had our first Sunday service due to the commitment and request of people faithful attendance to Bible study and Prayer meeting. We soon ran out of space when we started having Sunday services. We then rented a building but were later asked to move by the city mayor of the town of Chesworld on grounds that the area was not zoned for church. We were then forced to move to our present location, Kent Plaza on main 13. The Fellowship that began with a few group of people have now become a multinational Fellowship of Christian believers.

Today we have started a church in Liberia led by Reverend Sharp and the Samuel B. Martin Educational Foundation which helps to provide education for underprivileged Christian youths. The birth of the Samuel B. Martin Educational Foundation came through an idea from Mother Dehdo G. Ndama, after numerous appeals from friends in Liberia to help with educational expenses. Mother Ndama said, “while can't we establish a means through which we can educate the nations future leaders and don't limit ourselves to people we know only.” After a time of prayer and careful though, the scholarship foundation was birthed.