Eddy & Yvonne O'Neill

Pastor Eddy is a bold, energetic, humorous, dynamic gift to the body of Christ at large - a pastor with a strong apostolic and prophetic mantle.

He is a father of three children, grandfather of six and is the founder of Kingdom Ministries of Christ, a multi-racial congregation in the city of Welkom, Free State, South Africa.

He is 3rd generation ministry with 30 years experience coming from a stock of pioneers. Captain Jack O'Neill his grandfather was born again and delivered in one Holy Spirit meeting in the early 1900's under the ministry of John G Lake from the USA and shortly afterward established the first Pentecostal congregation in Bethlehem, in the Free State. His father, Eddice, carried on the ministry and established congregations throughout his ministry. Pastor Eddy has taken over the baton.

Pastor Eddy travels widely in South Africa and internationally as a guest speaker at local churches and conventions. The Lord has raised him up as a spiritual father figure in the nation. He is highly regarded for his visionary insight into pastoral ministry and is sought after for his understanding of local church structure. His passion is for the next generation of church leaders to expose them to the frequency of God's purposes and to raise them as spiritual leaders to take their place as pillars and to release their potential to be a man or woman of God with a finishing mentality.

Part of his vision is the restoration of kingdom values in the family. He and his wife, Pastor Yvonne, conduct family seminars ministering as an Aquila/Priscilla team and often with an Apostolic/Prophetic Team to support the ministry, imparting and restoring godly principles for kingdom living.

His wife is a passionate, gifted prophetic teacher who is Dean of the School of the Prophets, activating the saints to minister in the gifts of the Spirit and to hear the voice of God.

The younger generation is vital for the continuation of generational blessings. With this in mind Eagles Christian School was birthed, a multi-cultural Primary and High School with 200 students.

They, with Kingdom Ministries, are involved in various community projects such as House of Hope, House of Love and Peace and House of Joy. These are homes for HIV infected and abandoned babies, foster care for children and a safe house for toddlers. They also initiate feeding schemes in schools and play a prominent role in practically under girding less privileged people which have been established in squatter camps, in the community.