Rev. Dr. Chris Oyakhilome has unveiled LoveWorld’s vision for what it describes as “The New Economy”, introducing a range of digital, financial and technological initiatives aimed at expanding the ministry’s participation in emerging global economic systems.
The vision was presented during an exclusive event, “The New Economy Unveiling 2026,” hosted through the LoveWorld Global Fellowship.
The programme outlined new marketplace strategies, digital tools and institutional concepts, with Pastor Chris teaching that believers should understand and operate according to what he described as the supply system and administration of Christ, rather than relying exclusively on traditional national economic and fiscal measurements.
A central theme of the presentation was the growing importance of technology and digital infrastructure in shaping the future economy.
Among the initiatives introduced was World Street Gold, presented as a platform designed to facilitate trade and exchanges. The unveiling also featured VIVID, an artificial-intelligence platform incorporating smart devices and digital technology.
Another initiative, Tsion Ark, was presented as a digital finance and trading platform, while Interlink was proposed as a new alternative to the existing internet infrastructure.
The vision also extends into transportation and energy, with plans for a LoveWorld line of electric vehicles and the development of innovative energy solutions.
The initiatives form part of a broader vision presented by Pastor Chris for believers to become active participants in emerging economic and technological systems rather than remaining solely consumers of existing structures.
The unveiling signals LoveWorld’s growing emphasis on digital innovation, artificial intelligence, financial technology, energy and marketplace participation, presenting technology not simply as a tool for ministry but as part of a wider economic vision.
As the various projects develop, the New Economy initiative is expected to provide new platforms and opportunities for participation across technology, finance, commerce, transportation and energy.
