As the effects of the economic recession continues to
hit hard at Nigerians in recent times, Christians have
resorted to the spiritual to tackle the menace.
Rev. Felix Omobude, PFN President
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has
revealed that from next week, it will embark on a
seven-day spiritual action.
According to the PFN, the spiritual action is being
taken over the country’s economic and social-political
crises affecting the well-being of Nigeria.
In a statement, the President of the PFN, Rev. Felix
Omobude, said the Christian faithful would converge
on Benin from Oct. 24.
Omobude said he would lead thousands of Christian
clerics and faithful within and outside Nigeria to
commit and re-dedicate the affairs of Nigeria into the
divine hands of God.
The one week convention, with the theme “Reigning in
Life”, will take place at the headquarters of Gospel
Light International Ministries-New Covenant Gospel
Church, Benin.
Omobude said notable speakers at the seven days
prayer, praise and worship, would include immediate
past President of CAN, Ayo Oritsejafor, Bishop Mike
Okonkwo, Simeon Okah and Dr Enock Setima.
Omobude, who is also the President General of Gospel
Light International Ministries (GLIM), disclosed that
the call to prayer event was part of the annual
convention of New Covenant Gospel The special
prayers will be offered to help Nigeria overcome its
pressing needs and problems, particularly the
challenges of economic recession, terrorism, violent
crimes, kidnapping and corruption.
The PFN President disclosed that it was the will of
God for Nigeria and Nigerians to be better so that they
could reign in life and enjoy the goodness of God.
“It is our expectation that Nigerians in particular and
Nigeria as a whole, will witness the mighty visitation of
God during and after the convention.
“Issues bothering on the welfare and safety of this
nation as well as her progress and development will be
handled in prayers.
“There shall be a harvest of miracles, signs and
wonders. ”
We have God’s assurance that the lame shall walk, the
blind shall see, the deaf shall hear and the captive set
free.
“There shall be healing galore for all manners of people
and the church will be strengthened,” he said.
hit hard at Nigerians in recent times, Christians have
resorted to the spiritual to tackle the menace.
Rev. Felix Omobude, PFN President
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has
revealed that from next week, it will embark on a
seven-day spiritual action.
According to the PFN, the spiritual action is being
taken over the country’s economic and social-political
crises affecting the well-being of Nigeria.
In a statement, the President of the PFN, Rev. Felix
Omobude, said the Christian faithful would converge
on Benin from Oct. 24.
Omobude said he would lead thousands of Christian
clerics and faithful within and outside Nigeria to
commit and re-dedicate the affairs of Nigeria into the
divine hands of God.
The one week convention, with the theme “Reigning in
Life”, will take place at the headquarters of Gospel
Light International Ministries-New Covenant Gospel
Church, Benin.
Omobude said notable speakers at the seven days
prayer, praise and worship, would include immediate
past President of CAN, Ayo Oritsejafor, Bishop Mike
Okonkwo, Simeon Okah and Dr Enock Setima.
Omobude, who is also the President General of Gospel
Light International Ministries (GLIM), disclosed that
the call to prayer event was part of the annual
convention of New Covenant Gospel The special
prayers will be offered to help Nigeria overcome its
pressing needs and problems, particularly the
challenges of economic recession, terrorism, violent
crimes, kidnapping and corruption.
The PFN President disclosed that it was the will of
God for Nigeria and Nigerians to be better so that they
could reign in life and enjoy the goodness of God.
“It is our expectation that Nigerians in particular and
Nigeria as a whole, will witness the mighty visitation of
God during and after the convention.
“Issues bothering on the welfare and safety of this
nation as well as her progress and development will be
handled in prayers.
“There shall be a harvest of miracles, signs and
wonders. ”
We have God’s assurance that the lame shall walk, the
blind shall see, the deaf shall hear and the captive set
free.
“There shall be healing galore for all manners of people
and the church will be strengthened,” he said.
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