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ABSTRACT For over one hundred and sixty years of Christian flourish in Nigeria, it has recorded remarkable progress, especially in terms of evangelism, structural expansion, and numerical strength. However, recent trend in its manifest and latent practices show signs of contradistinction leading to significant reduction in practical living and sanctity of its teachings, and ways of its founder. From our phenomenological method and qualitative analysis, some of these shortcomings are specifically observed in recent astronomic proliferation of churches; materialism and commercial ministry; declining spiritual commitment; fraud and criminality; rivalry and confusion and, unhealthy Moslem-Christian relations. These are identified as teething challenges which Christendom in Nigeria must confront to reposition its flourish in this part of the world.
