The origins of this vision are deeply rooted in the tragic aftermath of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, a period marked by immense suffering and a desperate need for spiritual and emotional healing. During this time, Rwanda was reminiscent of the valley of dry bones described in Ezekiel 37:1-10, which was revived into a vast army through the power of God's word and the holy Spirit. In response to this devastation, Apostle Yoshua N. Masasu received divine instruction to establish a church that would act as a family for those who had lost everything, providing the love and support akin to that of a father, mother, sister, and brother. This church aimed to mend broken hearts and restore lives, preparing its members to become devoted disciples of Jesus Christ, wholly dedicated to His service.

The mission began shortly after the genocide with a pivotal journey to Rwanda led by Apostle Masasu and a team from the Jerusalem Ministry. This mission's purpose was twofold: to deliver a message of hope and renewal to the new authorities in Kigali and to lay the groundwork for what would evolve into a transformative movement. This movement began in Rwanda and has since extended its reach globally, including the partnership with the Evangelical Restoration Church Ottawa, continuing the legacy of healing, restoration, and discipleship.