Sister Temitope Soboyede was born into the families of Late Chief Olusegun Banjo and Deaconess B.B Popoola. She is one of four siblings.  

In 1979, she started her primary school education and attended Federal Demonstration Primary School ( now known as Onitolo Primary School) Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria. In 1985, she proceeded to Onitolo Grammar School for her secondary school education, this was completed In Methodist Girls High School, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria.

She attended the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria in 1994 where she bagged a Bachelors degree in  Accountancy. She later undertook professional courses in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and subsequently moved to the United Kingdom where she gained a Diploma in Computing at the London Academy of Administrative studies. 

Sister Temmy met her beloved husband Pastor Segun Soboyede in London, United Kingdom and they got married on December 1st, 2007 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The union was blessed with three wonderful children: Naomi (12), Kharis (9) and Jaiden (7).

Sister Temmy was a most amazing wife and mother, an example of a helper in every sense of the word. Sister Temmy painstakingly nurtured her children in the things of the Lord and ensured they were saved and filled with the Spirit at their young age. 
 
She will be greatly missed but we rejoice in the Lord as we shall all meet at The Rapture.

In January 2013, Sister Temitope Soboyede was sent along with her Husband Pastor Segun Soboyede to pioneer Christ Embassy Birmingham 2 (now LoveWorld Birmingham Central Church). She was very committed to this mission and together they have raised passionate men and women who are committed to the vision of the ministry of the Man of God, Rev Chris Oyahkhilome DSc. DD.

She was an ardent soul winner, excellent at evangelism and diligent in follow-up. She was involved in several ministry arms and departments in church. She was passionate about church growth, growing the women cell from 5 at inception to well over 40 consistent members and counting.

Sister Temmy was radical about the gospel and active ministry. She never missed church meetings and services and stood shoulder to shoulder with her Husband to ensure the work prospered in their hands. She was an example to the leaders and workers and was one who her husband could count on.

She has deposited several aspects of herself into her brethren who will miss her but will continue the race. diligently.

Mummy Temmy as she was fondly called, was passionate about women and children and their roles in the family unit. She was a role model to both the young and elderly. She reached out to every woman, every mother, every expectant mother and all the ladies in general.

She was instrumental to the growth, development and increase of the Children's ministry in her local church.

During her last days and moments on earth, Sister Temmy remained actively involved in all her ministry duties even from her hospital bed. She continued steadfastly with all her routine activities in church such as, sharing service links, updating Bible passages during sermons and even making follow-up calls after services to those who missed service.

Part of her last moments on earth was spent with the children during the children's day celebration in May 2021. She will be fondly missed by all the children who she had strong bonds with and even had pet names for.

Sister Temmy loved her family; her biological and church family. Her love knew no bounds as she had strong bonds with even the extended family members of teh brethren.

Every member mattered to her and her love for every member drove her to great length with her follow-up which was second to none.

She was a great woman filled with the exceptional wisdom of God beyond her years. She was a woman with a large heart and her liquid love was priceless.