Prof. Ette Ettebong
President
Our story
From one campus to the nations
Campus Momentum began around 2010 among students at the University of Uyo who believed missions should not wait until after graduation. They prayed for the unreached, invited missionaries to campus, and asked what it would take for their generation to go.
That conviction became an intercampus movement. As the first students graduated, they kept going: as professionals, as tentmakers, as people who pay their own way to serve. Campus Momentum became a home for students, graduates and professionals who share one burden, the final global harvest.
In December 2018 the first Beautiful Feet team went to the field. Two years later the trip crossed its first border, into the Republic of Benin. Since then teams have served in Tepa, in the Idabato Ndien Sub-Division of Cameroon, in Ogoja, in Ini LGA with NEMA and Mission Titus, and in the UNHCR refugee settlement at Ukende.
Today the movement runs six ministry arms, a ministry school, a prayer network and a conference every two years, from an office on Udo Umana Road in Uyo. It is still what it was at the start: not another church, but a momentum.
What is Campus Momentum? Hear it in our own words.
