Noel Woodroffe

Noel Woodroffe
Noel Woodroffe
Born Trinidad & Tobago
Residence Trinidad & Tobago
Nationality Trinidadian
Occupation Founder and President of Congress WBN and Elijah Centre
Religion Christian - Apostolic Reformation
Spouse June Woodroffe (m1974present) «start: (1974)»"Marriage: June Woodroffe to Noel Woodroffe" Location: (linkback://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noel_Woodroffe)
Website
ElijahCentre.org CongressWBN.org

Noel Woodroffe is the Founder and President of Congress WBN (C-WBN), an organization described as a synergy of global initiatives focused on effecting human, social and national transformation through the propagation of values-based development principles, patterns and approaches. C-WBN is divided into eight Sectors of strategic operations involving networks of professional groups, educational institutions, businesses, churches, individual national leaders and university students. C-WBN operates on every continent and in over 85 nations.

He is also the Founder and Apostolic Leader of the Kingdom Community Network (KCN), an apostolic network composed of hundreds of church communities linked across 16 geographical regions.

Woodroffe functions out of his primary base in Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies. He is a globally recognized apostolic teacher and leadership development specialist and has designed, coordinated and facilitated numerous leadership training, organizational transformation and education-based initiatives across the globe. He is the author of several books, among them Governmental Prayer: The Warfare Expression of the Apostolic, and The Present Reformation of the Church and Understanding the Prophetic Dimension.

Woodroffe is the Senior Elder of Elijah Centre Global, headquartered in Trinidad, and travels extensively across the nations of the earth developing leaders and leadership systems through Seminars, Conferences and other outreaches; advancing the Kingdom of God by proclaiming present-truth doctrine and bible-based teachings; and supervising the growth and development of the diverse and multifaceted operations of Congress WBN globally.

He is the Founder and Executive Chairman of Congress Global Consulting (CGC), a management and leadership development consultancy based in London. In 1999 he started NorthGate College], a private secondary school in St. Augustine, Trinidad that places an emphasis on holistic, values-based education. He travels extensively around the world, developing leaders and leadership systems through Seminars, Conferences and other outreaches; and supervises the growth and development of the diverse and multifaceted operations of the Congress globally.[1]

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Early life

Noel Woodroffe lectured at the University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine Campus from 1981 to 1984, and also instituted and developed the program for the UWI School of Continuing Studies' Sixth Form School. He also served as the first Director of the School from 1985 - 1990.[2]

Family

He is married to June and has three daughters.

Elijah Centre

On December 23, 1990, Woodroffe started Elijah Centre, a non-denominational church community in St Joseph Trinidad. He serves as Senior Elder along with Senior Associate Elder Graham Taylor and Associate Elder, Anderson Williams.[3]

Elijah Centre's initial motto is "Preparing the way, Preparing the people, Restoring all things". It functions as the Creative Core of Congress WBN, functions as a spiritual, administrative and executive hub located in Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean with 13 other networked subsidiary centers located in twelve (12) major cities in the United Kingdom, United States, South Africa, New Zealand, Belize, Jamaica and Barbados.

World Breakthrough Network to Congress WBN

Congress WBN (C-WBN) originally began as an international network of churches called the World Breakthrough Network (WBN). The WBN was founded by Woodroffe in 1994 in Trinidad and Tobago. The initial presentation of the network was made to leaders of twelve church ministries gathered in the then Holiday Inn Hotel in the capital, Port of Spain.

From that beginning, Congress WBN has developed to what it is today, a network of global networks and values-based human development initiatives. It comprises eight Sectors of strategic operations involving networks of kingdom communities, professional groups, educational institutions, nations-development initiatives, businesses, individual national leaders and university students. The President and Founder of Congress WBN is Noel Woodroffe. He functions out of his primary base, Elijah Centre in St Joseph, Trinidad. Elijah Centre consists of community in Trinidad and Tobago known as the Nexus, and more than ten (10) Embassies across the earth. The Congress itself operates in over 90 nations and on all five continents.

International Work

In November 2006, Woodroffe visited Fiji to host a seminar for business leaders and government officials. The purpose of the seminar was to set a new standard for leadership and business development with a focus on networking leaders and businesses globally and developing alternative economic concepts.[4]

In December 2008, Woodroffe delivered a series of lectures in Monrovia, Liberia, where he addressed the issue of Core Imperative for Successful Nation Development and identified the demand for democracy as one of the tectonic movements or shifts taking place in the relational architecture of the earth. He advised that "to make appreciable impact, we are to embark on visionary thinking and developmental planning and that radical new possibility for change and development must be created by our own efforts towards local economic stimulation, social change and developments and local political initiatives."[5]

In September 2010, Woodroffe took part in an ICT Forum in Zimbabwe where he delivered a keynote address on "Core Imperatives for Successful National Development"[6]. He said, “The responsibility to exercise ethical leadership rests with every sector of society and a new architecture of leadership has to evolve if developing countries are to take their place in the rapidly evolving future.” The Forum focused on strategies for economic development & social transformation through Information and Communications Technology[7].

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