Ngozi Maduoma, Author at Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)

NIGERIA SHOULD CALL A NATIONAL DAY OF CONFESSION AND PRAYER TO WRIGGLE OUT OF MESS...

(BY VEN. FOLUSO TAIWO) Fear, anxiety and desperation are three cogent highlights of what gave birth to the cry of the disciples during the storm when they said, “Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing” (Mark 4:38).

FEAR OF PANDEMONIUM NOTWITHSTANDING, JESUS IS ABLE – BISHOP KOLO

(BY VEN. FOLUSO TAIWO) “Even when we are fearful, we still reach our destination because Jesus is always there for us. It is a great privilege that Jesus is always with His people.” This was the submission of the

ONLY TOTAL SUBMISSION AND REGENERATION TO GOD CAN CONQUER FEAR –BISHOP MUTUM

(BY VEN. FOLUSO TAIWO) The Bishop of Nomadic Mission of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, The Right Reverend Simon Mutum has given three reasons why the Christian must have complete believability, complete faith and confidence in God. He

TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS, A TEST OF BELIEVERS’ FAITH – ARCHBISHOP OKOH

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) “There is no storm that can rise without the foreknowledge and providential permission of the Lord….” This was the submission of the Bishop of Abuja Diocese and Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev.

ARCHBISHOP EGBUNU URGES MANKIND TO MAKE THE RIGHT ETERNAL CHOICE

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) “The gospel is the good news, but there is also the alternative, when the good news is spurned and rejected – the bad news.” This is the submission of the Most Rev. Emmanuel Egbunu, Archbishop of

JESUS CHRIST, THE HONOURABLE, LEARNED AND NOBLE FRIEND – ARCHBISHOP MADUOMA

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) The Most Rev. Caleb Maduoma, Archbishop of the Ecclesiastical Province of Owerri and Bishop of Ideato Anglican Diocese has expressed disapproval of the advocacy of working out a system of morals, ethics and religion that would

CHRISTIANITY IS A CALL TO SERVICE, NOT IDLENESS – PRIMATE OKOH

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) The Archbishop, Metropolitan and Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh has emphatically stated that no one is fit to walk with God, but for His grace. He made this known

PRIMATE OKOH URGES EMINENT ANGLICANS TO BE MINDFUL OF THEIR CALLING AS CHILDREN OF GOD

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) The Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh has emphatically stated that however heavenly minded Christians may be, they must be responsible citizens who are mindful of their calling to serve

THE GOSPEL, AN EVER FLOWING STREAM PASSED ON TO GENERATIONS AND CONGREGATIONS– PRIMATE OKOH

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) “Christianity is not a monument; it is a movement, a flowing stream that is always flowing.” This was the submission of the Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh, Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion and Bishop of

Crowther Graduate Theological Seminary Celebrates Crowther Week

INTRODUCTION Ajayi Crowther lived here in Abeokuta, that is, Crowther Graduate Theological Seminary premises with his wife and children right from the time he got to Abeokuta in 1846-47. Ajayi Crowther was born in Osogun in present-day Oyo State