Nigerian Ministry News
Singles Day at the Apostolic Church
I’m thrilled to share the exciting news about a new Singles Ministry launched at the Apostolic Church in Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, under the leadership of Elder Nsidibe George.
Earlier this year, Elder Nsidibe reached out to invite me to their monthly gatherings—a time set aside for teaching the Word of God, addressing topics relevant to single adults, sharing meals, enjoying fellowship, and engaging in extended prayer.
Each month, the ministry focuses on a specific theme. In January, the topic was "Before You Say I Do." February covered "Mistakes Singles Make and How to Avoid Them." March explored "Things That Can Keep You Single Forever," and April focused on "Preparing Yourself for Marriage."
Elder Nsidibe is deeply encouraged by the growth he's seeing among the single adults in the church, which includes those who are never married, divorced, and single parents.
Please join me in praying for the continued impact and fruitfulness of this ministry.
Earlier this year, Elder Nsidibe reached out to invite me to their monthly gatherings—a time set aside for teaching the Word of God, addressing topics relevant to single adults, sharing meals, enjoying fellowship, and engaging in extended prayer.
Each month, the ministry focuses on a specific theme. In January, the topic was "Before You Say I Do." February covered "Mistakes Singles Make and How to Avoid Them." March explored "Things That Can Keep You Single Forever," and April focused on "Preparing Yourself for Marriage."
Elder Nsidibe is deeply encouraged by the growth he's seeing among the single adults in the church, which includes those who are never married, divorced, and single parents.
Please join me in praying for the continued impact and fruitfulness of this ministry.
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