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NO MAN CAN WIN BATTLE WITH DEATH; OLD AND YOUNG, POOR AND RICH WILL DIE...

(BY VEN. FOLUSO TAIWO) “Death is the natural end of everyman. No man can win the battle with death, we all have appointment with death both physical and spiritual, so human beings are very frail and can die at

CHURCH OF NIGERIA ANGLICAN COMMUNION DEDICATES ITS NEW NATIONAL SECRETARIAT: AKINOLA CHARGES THE CHURCH NOT...

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) “Rely on God and God alone and He will guide you.” This is the charge of the former Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Peter Jasper Akinola to the Church at the dedication

BAPTISM, A NECESSARY STEP AND RITE OF INITIATION INTO THE BODY OF CHRIST – PRIMATE...

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) The Primate of all Nigeria Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Dr Nicholas D. Okoh has emphatically stated that it is appropriate to take steps to bless a child spiritually through baptism, a rite of initiation into

JESUS CHRIST, THE ONLY WAY, IS A LIVING HOPE TO MANKIND – MIKE ADEGBILE

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) “Access to God is a new and living way, because Jesus Christ is the embodiment of that way.” These were the words of the Executive Secretary of Nigeria Evangelical Missions Association (NEMA), Mike Adegbile on the

LIFE OUTSIDE GOD IS A WASTED LIFE – BISHOP UDOGU

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) According to the Rt. Rev. Paul Udogu, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Afikpo, life outside God is a wasted life and efforts outside God are wasted efforts. He made this known on the day three

SIN IS INHERITED, INNATE AND INBORN, NOT PURCHASED OR ACQUIRED – BISHOP ONUOHA

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) The Rt. Rev. David Onuoha, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Okigwe South has emphatically stated that there is no level of spiritual height that a person attains that will remove the sinful nature from that

BEING IN CHRIST IS ACCEPTING JESUS AND DENYING THE WORLD, NOT ATTENDANCE IN CHURCH OR...

(BY NGOZI ADIGHIBE) “What is stopping our miracle today, is fake Christianity.” This was the submission of the Rt. Rev. Timothy Yahaya, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Kaduna on the day one of the annual Lenten Revival programme

DEATH IS THE ULTIMATE, ALTHOUGH PEOPLE BELIEVE IN RE-INCARNATION, THEY DON’T WANT TO DIE –...

The Vicar of St Michael’s Anglican Church, Owa – Alero in Delta State the Ven. Dr. Chukwudili Jonathan Adudu has reiterated that death is the ultimate although people are afraid they see death as forfeiting their handset adding that

LIFE IS SHORT, SO TRANSIENT, DEATH HAS NO GAUGE – BISHOP EKPENISI

(BY VEN. FOLUSO TAIWO) “Life is short, we do not know what will happen tomorrow. The way we mourn others, we should mourn ourselves, death will surely come, there is no gauge for death.” These are the words of

Christmas Message : Primate Okoh Speaks On The Need For Peace And Unity