Church Verification Report
What we checked
- Not a duplicate: no similarly named church is listed with us
- The name reads as a real congregation
- Contact email reviewed (gmail.com, common for small churches)
- No website or social page was provided
- Independent web search performed: see the findings on the right
What we found
We confirmed the parent body: the Mission de l'Église Évangélique Camerounaise (MEEC) is a legally recognised Cameroonian denomination, created in 1991 by presidential decree No. 91/159 of 11 March 1991, first as the Korean Evangelical Church in Cameroon, and it appears in the official list of authorised churches in Cameroon (camerlex.com). Christian news coverage reports the MEEC celebrating 32 years in 2023 and grouping at least 189 churches with over 8,000 members (evangeliques.info), and it runs its own websites with headquarters in Yaoundé (meec12.org, meeccentre.com, meec.lightech.fr). We found no separate listing, Facebook page or map entry for the local "AKAK" assembly, which is normal for a small branch congregation. Warning: the city field contains a database code instead of a town name, and the contact address is a private Gmail account, so the local details should be checked by phone before trusting them.
Our conclusion: The parent denomination is confirmed as real: the Mission de l'Église Évangélique Camerounaise is a legally recognised Cameroonian church body created by presidential decree in 1991, listed among the country's authorised churches, reported to group around 189 congregations with more than 8,000 members, and running its own website at meec12.org with headquarters in Yaoundé. The local AKAK assembly itself has no separate listing or social page, whi
No further action is needed. This report is refreshed whenever the church is reviewed again.