Children Ministry.

The very first national coordinator of the ministry was Papa Jean Roger Tanga. He coordinated the ministry until 1998, after which the ministry functioned without a national coordinator until.
Dr Wonget nee Achoasah Lydia Mbuh, was appointed in 2005 by the national office to coordinate the ministry. She has been coordinating the ministry and ongoing. Her national bureau team is constituted as follows;
Dokmeganbo Raymond; Vice coordinator
Ndzouli nee Djouaka Temgoua Pauline Sorel; Secretary
Fuambu Georges Zefoa; Treasurer
The above mentioned team oversees the functioning of the ministry at the national scale.
There are ten geographical regions in Cameroon but FGMC children ministry has fifteen ecclesiastical regions, subdivided into districts and local churches. The regions and their coordinators are as follows;
A. Extreme North Region – Nicole Malok
B. North Region – Emmanuel Diamo
C. Adamawa Region – Mboh Efet
D. East Region – Yolande Eyi
E. Center 1 Region – Djumbong Serges
F. Center 2 Region – Laforesto Pagnah
G. South Region – Ebembe Maximillien
H. Littoral 1 Region – Magnegou Patrice
I. Littoral 2 Region – Henri
J. South West 1 Region – Njioda Clement
K. South West 2 Region – Tambeagbor Gloria
L. South West 3 Region – Fon Menah Humphery
M. West Region – Ngayo Pierre
N. North West 1 Region – Amabo Julius
O. North West 2 Region – Fuambu Georges Zefoa
Each ecclesiastic region has an executive bureau, coordinated by a regional coordinator. Each district has an executive bureau coordinated by a district coordinator while each local assembly has an executive bureau coordinated by a local coordinator.

The national office organizes the children’s workers national retreat every two years except in situation beyond control. Because of growth, the 2023 national retreat was organized in three zones namely, Garoua (gathering the children’s workers in the three northern regions of Cameroon), Batouri (gathering the children’s workers in the East, Center and South regions of Cameroon), and Douala (gathering the children’s workers of North West, West, South West and Littoral regions of Cameroon).