In line with biblical instruction to God’s servants to go all out and win more souls for salvation, a Non-Denominational Church known as Ministry of Help and Testimonies recorded huge success in this year’s annual crusade and thanksgiving held at Christ the King, Anglican Church, Ozuzu in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers State.
The Founder and General Overseer of the Ministry, Prof. (Evang) Samuel Amaele who disclosed this while speaking to newsmen shortly after the service said the programme was organized in keeping with his covenant with God for his blessings but importantly, for winning souls that are being lost and wasted in Ozuzu as a result of satanic manipulations, stressing that he is committed to the yearly crusade.
The Professor of education and philosophy at the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Rumuolumeni, Port Harcourt, who is also an Evangelist noted that November is an important month in his life because it is the month he married his beautiful wife, Mrs. Mabel Amaele, same month his son and daughter were born, also same period he defednded his Ph.D degree as well as same period he held his professorial thanksgiving service. He further disclosed that the theme of the programme was revealed by God and drawn from Exodus 4:2 “What is that in thine hand”.
In his Sermon, the Bishop of Etche Diocese, Anglican Communion, Rt Rev Precious Okechukwu Nwala charged Christians not to waver in their service to God as only Him is the author and finisher of our ‘faith’, noting that Etche will grow faster if they truly return to God and shun all forms of divisive tendencies.
In their separate remarks, the Vicar, Ven Walter Onyedinma and the President General, Ogbakor Etche, Sir Machy Nwodim said the greatest duty any Christian owes on the planet earth is to serve God and reap the bountiful blessings, pointing out that Prof (Evang) Amaele is a good example of God’s expectation of man.
The event which was packaged by Ministers of God led by Evang Isobo David West featured undiluted word of God, counseling, prayers, deliverance, free medical services, gifts, praises as well as drama sketches was attended by people from all walks of life including the Dean of Post Graduate School, Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Prof. Dan Ogun, lecturers, Postgraduate Students of I.A.U.E, prominent sons and daughters of Ozuzu, amongst others.
