Profile
Dr Isaac Gimba served on the Executive Leadership Board for Love Ottawa (One Way Ministries, Canada) and is the immediate past President of the Assembly of Pastors & Leaders of Canada (APLC), formerly the International Pastors & Leaders Forum (IPLF)—an organization uniting immigrant/diaspora pastors and leaders for relational unity and collaboration with community and civic leaders.
Unity & Prayer
Two ministry areas synonymous with Dr Gimba are UNITY and PRAYER. With an unstoppable passion to see Jesus’ prayer for the unity of the body of Christ in John 17 become a tangible reality and legacy, he tirelessly gathers diverse backgrounds, cultures, and denominations to lower personal or doctrinal flags and lift up the banner of Jesus.
“Consistent, Persistent, Insistent (CPI>R) Prayer.” — Luke 11:5–13; Luke 18:1–8
Ministry Scope
A businessman, banker, and former pastor in the United Kingdom, Dr Gimba founded and leads Meeting Point Ministries Canada, facilitating the Unity Movement in Ottawa. The movement bridges relational gaps among English and French communities, Blacks and Whites, Jews and Christians, Catholics and Protestants—bringing together Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, Teachers, and ministry leaders across the National Capital Region to a monthly Unity & Prayer gathering marked by peace, liberty, and joy in the presence of the Holy Spirit.
He conducts regular/daily prayer meetings with local and global pastors and leaders to exhort, strengthen, and encourage them in faith and ministry commitment, cultivating a life of CPI>R prayer.
Recent Highlights
7 Oct 2024 — Ottawa Unity & Remembrance
Led collaboration with the Jewish Federation of Ottawa and Kehillat Beth Israel to mark the one-year commemoration of the October 7, 2023 attack; mobilized Christian community to stand against antisemitism through rallies, awareness, and leadership engagement.
12 Jul 2025 — National Day of Prayer (Canada)
Member, Organizing Committee for the newly inaugurated National Day of Prayer (NDoP) at Parliament (Sir John A. Macdonald Building, 144 Wellington St.).
Core Leadership Team
Currently leads a core team of twelve seasoned city leaders from different denominations across the National Capital Region in an unprecedented unity movement.
Family
Isaac and his wife, Diana Gimba (Ph.D), have been happily married for 35 years and are proud parents of four sons and four grandchildren.