By Prince Sunny Ebhojiaye.
Pastor Mrs Evelyn Joshua, the new head of Synagogue Church of All Nations has been singing the praises of her late husband, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua, describing him as a fulfilled man of God who could not be forgotten.
The woman of prayer, Pastor Evelyn Joshua experienced the worst memory of her life when she lost her amiable, man of God to the cold hands of death last year seven days to his birthday.
Pastor Mrs Evelyn Joshua.
In an interview with City EXPRESS NEWS at the Synagogue Church of All Nations at Agodo Mountain, Egbe-Ikotun, Lagos, the prophetic pastor said that though losing her husband was tough and painful experience for her, she was glad he lived a fulfilled life. She said the church will be having his memorial ceremony in June this year.”In June this year it will be one year we lost prophet T.B. Joshua, I thought the world has crumbled for me, he was an unsual husband and mentor to me”.
On the journey since the demise of her husband, she said it has been challenging and blessings, and thank God for the grace to be the mother and father of her beautiful children from prophet T.B. Joshua.
According to her, it was tough, rough and a trial time for what she passed through the hands of her husband disciples who claimed they are in better position to take over Synagogue Church of All Nations, as the new leader.
Prophet T.B. Joshua and Pastor Evelyn Joshua.
She praised her late husband to the high heaven. “‘My late husband is the best man, husband and best friend ever in my life, no replacement for T.B. Joshua.”
Her pastorial experience has been good and difficult due to some stubborn disciples who went away with billions of naira. “God has been good to me, church members and my beloved children, I can not complain, as God has made everything good.
“We are moving forward and not turning back as my experience in our branch in Ghana which I visited recently confirmed all is well” she said.
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