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OUR GOD IS A GOD OF ORDER, A MIRACLE WORKER NOT A MAGICIAN – BISHOP...

The ebullient preacher, the Rt. Rev. Ephraim Ikeakor was down to earth when he described this generation as a dangerous one that preaches the gospel without its cross. According to him, this is the era of frivolities, wherein people

CHRISTIANS URGED TO USE FAITH TO CHANGE THE COUNTRY – PRIMATE OKOH

Christians have been admonished to use their faith to change their country. The Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh gave this admonition at the Commendation Service held in honour of the Hon. Dr. Uriah

CHRISTIANS CHARGED TO SPREAD THE MORAL IMPERATIVES OF THE GOSPEL – PRIMATE OKOH

“Easter celebrations will not be complete without the praises of God’s children rising to heaven.” The Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh made this statement during the 2016 Abuja Diocesan Easter Singspiration held

GOD IS GREAT AND CANNOT BE INVESTIGATED – PRIMATE OKOH

The Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh has described human beings as very restless people who carry on their shoulders monumental problems of the evil one. He gave this vivid description at the

NIGERIANS NEED TO SACRIFICE TO SAVE THE NIGERIAN NATION – PRIMATE OKOH

The Primate of All Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh has reiterated that the celebration of Easter is not for eating and drinking, but sacrificing in self denial, remembering the have-nots and the downtrodden and not being

PRIESTHOOD REQUIRES HUMILITY – BISHOP OGUNYEMI

The Rt. Rev. Abiodun Ogunyemi, Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Damaturu has charged Anglican Priests to be humble and live as Christ did. He gave this charge during the Maundy Thursday Service of Holy Communion, washing of feet

THE CHURCH OF NIGERIA: OUR PERSPECTIVE

The Church of Nigeria was one of the Provinces that protested against the consecration of Gene Robinson (an active homosexual clergyman in New Hampshire), by The Episcopal Church USA, and the promulgation of a liturgy for blessing of same

DEATH OF JAMES OCHOLI, A NATIONAL TRAGEDY– PRIMATE OKOH

The Primate of All Nigeria, Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Nicholas D. Okoh has described the ghastly motor crash and death of the former minister of state for labour, James Ocholi SAN, his wife, son and those he travelled

BISHOPS ARE PECULIAR CATALYSTS, AMBASSADORS, MEN OF INTEGRITY- BISHOP JOSEPH MUSA.

Bishops have been described as men of deep spiritual character and inner disposition men of integrity, faithful keeper of God’s word. The Rt Rev Dr Joseph Musa Bishop of Idah diocese gave this vivid description in his words of

BISHOPS SHOULD ALWAYS COME OUT CLEAN. IT IS IMPERATIVE – BISHOP OKE.

The Rt Rev Samuel Oke Bishop Ekiti West Anlican Diocese has said that it is imperative that Bishops should come out clean and be the leading light shining to help those still groping in the dark. Bishop Oke made