Impact City Church of Springfield
The Impact City Church of Springfield is opening after a quit claim deed and a name change from the Life in Christ Community Church owned by First Diversity Miguel Ten and his son, George Ten.
10/1/20252 min read
These two look godly, no?
I can't even keep up with the corruption here. Incoming by the hour now.
I posted this on the Springfield News Sun Facebook post about the opening of the new Impact City Church of Springfield and got the images below before the Church's Facebook page blocked me. What could Lateef and Taya Hafeez possibly have to hide?
The church, having had several names since its founding, changed its name to New Life of Springfield in 2012. A few months later, Miguel Ten took over as Pastor and changed the name to the Life in Christ Community Church in 2020.
Shortly after, he turned the reigns over to Pastor Miguel Ten, the current pastor. He took over in the fall of 2012 and changed the name to Life in Christ Community Church in 2020.
The New Life of Springfield, aka the Life in Christ Community Church “sold” 1100 Sunset to Impact City Church of Springfield in April 2025. Not much of a sale, it was a quit claim deed.
You can see the convoluted structure in the image below taken from the Clark County Auditor’s Parcel search website.
Miguel Ten is George Ten’s father. First Diversity Staffing is owned by Miguel Ten, George Ten’s father. He handed it over to his son, George Ten, and he has run away with it. Neither live anywhere near Ohio. So Ten got these two jokers to continue their theft and corruption, so he could retire in the Maldives or some such thing. It’s all just criminal.
If you fall for these Impact Church folks, you are complicit in the corruption and INSANITY and/or STUPIDITY walking.
https://www.facebook.com/ImpactCityChurchSpringfield/
https://lifeinchristcommunitychurch.org/about-us/
https://lifeinchristcommunitychurch.org/staff/
https://clarkcountyauditor.org/Parcel?Parcel=34007000271141002
https://springfieldohiosyndicate.com/first-diversity-staffing
They look godly, no?
Nothing to see here.