By Prince Sunny Ebhojiaye.
Pastor Mrs Emmanuella Emmanuel Ogwuche, a guest Minister at the recent concluded women convention of Fountain of Light Champions Revelation Ministry in
Lagos, while addressing the members opened the eyes of the participants on the need to have faith, confidence on God for their lives, as only God is able to repair any faulty foundation and reposition their vision and dreams.
Pastor Emmanuella Emmanuel prayed for Fountain of Light Champions Revelation Ministry Women for them to remain focus and for the annointing of God to guide them. She said from the beginning, women were the first to see Christ,
the first to spread the good news and since that time it has not changed.
According to her, the role of virtues women in Christianity cannot be over emphasised. They are highest in population in churches, they are peace makers and help build churches. She emphasised that the role of women of faith in the church cannot be quantified. She therefore urged and implore all women to have sense of belonging and cling to God.
Pastor Emmanuella acknowledging the role of her husband in her ministry, said she is grateful to him, as he is her mentor, a hero. The versatile preacher said God has called her to be Chief Servant of Women in her church, and she is happy to be a vessel of honour.
According to her, gone are the days when people say women belong to the kitchen, as it does not work that way anymore.
Speaking to CITY EXPRESS NEWS after the Women’s convention, Apostle Godwin Agba, the General Overseer of Fountain of Light Champions Revelation Ministry, said women are peculiar people to God and a living proof that all power belong to God. In line with Fountain of Light Slogan, Spartan character and apostolic discipline. Apostle Agba gave kudos to the Women of Faith for propagating the words of God, and for doing a good job.
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