Welcome to Kingdom Dynamics Family Chapel

Our Story

The Kingdom Dynamics Family Chapel (KDFC) in High Wycombe has been a vital part of the community for over twenty-four years, as an affiliate of Holy Fire Revival Ministries International, founded by RT. Rev. Dr Reginald Ofori-Twumasi. Kingdom Dynamics Family Chapel is led by Reverend Robert Layman. Reverend Layman has dedicated 24 years to ministry and was ordained by RT. Rev. Dr Reginald Ofori-Twumasi in October 2002.

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Our vision is to bring about a profound and meaningful transformation in the spiritual, mental, and physical well-being of individuals, creating a ripple effect of positive change in their lives, those around them, and their communities. (Romans 12:1-2)

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In 2004, a divine directive inspired the church's impactful project, the ‘Whycome Day Centre’. This heartfelt initiative provides essential support for the homeless and vulnerable people in the area. Initially launched in a garage, it has evolved into a significant community effort, sustained by the unwavering dedication of volunteers and the faithful support of the community.

On the final Saturday of each month, the church partners with volunteers from various congregations to meet at the Wesley Methodist Church in High Wycombe to distribute food and clothing and to share the uplifting message of Jesus Christ.

The project aims to expand its scope to provide more comprehensive assistance. The church aims to expand Whycome's services to establish housing, rehabilitation, counselling, and life-coaching programmes designed to empower and reintegrate individuals experiencing homelessness into society.

This initiative is regarded as a divine calling. It aims to offer tailored support that addresses the distinct needs and interests of community members.

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The A-STEP LIFE COACH, commonly referred to as A-STEP, is another initiative inspired by the church’s impactful project, launched in 2017. It is dedicated to engaging with individuals, groups, and families across diverse age groups, backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities, and faiths within Buckinghamshire.

The primary objective of A-STEP Life Coaching is to leverage individuals' unique aspirations, skills, knowledge, and perspectives to affect positive change and improve lives. The programme endeavours to develop personalised plans that foster personal growth and enable individuals to realise their full potential.

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Kingdom Dynamics Family Chapel also hosts a special church service each Sunday from 12:30 to 13:30 at Slough 323, The Gateway, High Street, Slough, SL1 1TX, specifically catering to homeless and vulnerable individuals.

During these services, the church provides a welcoming environment for fellowship, singing, and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. The objective is to establish a non-judgmental, compassionate space where individuals feel accepted and esteemed. Additionally, a meal is served following the service.

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The church's forthcoming initiative aims to extend its outreach to correctional facilities. The organisation plans to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and inspirational Gospel music with incarcerated individuals. The primary objective is to promote God's love, offer spiritual encouragement, and communicate the message of hope inherent in Jesus Christ. This project seeks to uplift detainees' morale and provide them with comfort and support during their incarceration.

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