Please be informed that they following have been nominated and consequently appointed as members of the Conference Planning Committee (CPC) for the International Youth Conference Of The Youth Fellowship Scheduled to hold in the month of September 2011.
1. Pst. Gogo Dibobie --------- Mile 3 Church ---------- Chairman
2.Bro. Ibiongbo Kikpoye -----Obio-North ------------- Vice chair.
3. Pst. John Iwokiri ----------- Town Zone --------------- Programme
4. Bro. Ekine Ogbokuma ---- Town Zone -------------- Member
5. Pst. Fade Daniel ----------- Mile 3 Zone -------------- Finance
6.Sis. Mercy Chukwu -------- Olanada Zone ----------- Asst. Fin.
7. Sis. Inyengi Kalio ---------- Rainbow 2 --------------- Welfare
8. Pst. Abraham Okorogba -- Mile 1 ---------------------Protocol
9. Bro. Bob Festus -------------ainbow 1 -------- Publicity/Media
10.Bro. Reginald Nwokocha -- Mile 3 ---------- Publicity/Media
11.Pst. Victor Festus ----------- Mile 3 ------------------ Organizing
12.Bro. Offor Poman ---------- Mile 1 ------------------ Organizing
13.Pst. Ledogo Christian -------Rumuomasi ----------- Member
14.Pst. Renny Cookey ----------Woji ------------------- Secretary
15.Pst. Friday Baanen ---------- Gokana --------------- Registration
16.Bro. Ikechukwu Ubele ------Rumuokoro ---------- Member 17.Bro. Felix I. Ihemefor -------Town ----------------- Member
18.Pst. Samuel Abiye Y. -------- Okrika --------------- Member
19.Bro. Nkiri Lenee ------------- Bori ------------------ Member
20. Evang. Uti Umegbewe ------ Igwuruta ------------ Head Venue
21. Sis. Trust Silas ---------------- C.O.E. -------------- Member
22. Bro Sotonibi Asechemie ---- Rainbow 2 ---------- Member
23. Dr. Dakoru Okuchaba ------- Elekahia --------- Head Medical
24. Sis. Blessing Obakiri ---------- Club Road -------- Welfare
25. Dr. Dickson Addah ----------- Town --------------- Medical
26. Bro. Duabo Numbere -------- Base ------------- Publicity/Media
27. Pst. Tonubari Kpobe --------- Trans-amadi --------- Music
28. Bro. Vincent A. Atetan ------ Markurdi (Benue) --- Rep
29. Pst. Dina Otobo --------------- Bayelsa --------------- Rep
30. Bro. Kennedy Essien --------- Cross River ---------- Rep
31. Bro. Abraham ---------------- Edo State ------------ Rep
32. Bro. Joseph Adeyemi ---------- FCT, Abuja --------- Rep
33. Bro. Ojoko Eric ---------------- Akwa Ibom ---------- Rep
34. Sis. Elizabeth Josiah ----------- Lagos State ---------- Rep
35. Bro. Elvis Igbani --------------- Orijie ---------------- Protocol
36. Pst. Isreal Erasmus ------------- Rainbow 1 --------- Member
37. Bro. Inye Erekosima ----------- Club road ---------- Head Music
38. Bro. Ibifubara Dagogo --------- Rainbow 2 --------- Member
39. Sis. Ebiere Membere ----------- Abonnema --------- Member
40. Pst. Diepreye Jac O.S. ---------- Club Road ------- Head Prayer
41. Bro Tammy Cookey ------------ Woji ---------------- Member
42. Bro. Philip Ahia ----------------- Mile 3 --------------- Organizing 43. Bro. Tamuno-diepriye Promise ----Town -------- Head Drama
44. Pst. Zalmon Ibaan Gogo ------------ Rivers State ---- Rep
45. Pst. Ejike Ojie -------------------- Ghana --------------- Rep
46. Bro. Kelvin Iyoyo Porobe ------ Rainbow 1----------- Member
47. Sis. Johnba West ----------------- Club Road ---------- Welfare
48. Bro. Wisdom I. Bibama --------- Obio-North --------- Member
49. Evang. Kalada Numbere -------- Base ------ Asst. Music Head
50. Pst. Sweetmother Ijeh ----------- Base ----------------- Welfare
51. Pst. Ebizimor ------------------- Bayelsa ------------- Rep
52. Bro. Samuel Madubuike ----------Delta State --------- Rep
53. Bro. Ayegbatonye Dundas ------- Ahoada ------------ Member
54. Bro. Blessing Dick ---------------- Daa-West ---------- Member
55. Bro. Gospel Kemiebigha --------- Bayelsa ------------- Member
56. Bro. Eluozo Vincent E. ---------- Ogba ---------------- Member
57. Pst. Johnwill Otobo --------------- Base --------- Publicity/Media
58. Pst. Sunday Torka ----------------- Base--------- Head, Welfare
59. Sis. Badakaye Fiso ---------------- Okrika -------- Welfare
60. Bro. Kpina Monday --------------- Nkpogu ------ Member
61. Bro. Affah Kaban S. -------------- Bori ----------- Member
62. Bro. Walson Achi ----------------- Mile 3 ------- Head Security
63. Pst. Gashion K. Simeon ---------- Trans-Amadi ----- Technical
64. Bro. Richard Amadi -------------- Bundu ------------- Registration
Thanks
Yours-in-His-service
Bro. Enoch Isaac
(for the Nat. Youth Minister)
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
I SAW A VISION I COULD NOT FORGET - APOSTLE G. D. NUMBERE
HOW IT BEGAN
I was born again on 11th May 1969 at the University of Ife, Ibadan campus through a sermon given by Rev.(Dr.) Mike Oye.
Shortly after I got converted, the late Pastor S.G. Elton was invited to minister in the campus fellowship. By this time the University had moved to its main campus in Ife. Pastor Elton was an elderly British missionary in Ilesha in the Western Region of Nigeria. He and his wife spent most of their lives serving the Lord in Nigeria. He was a Prophet of God, well known in the Christian circles in Nigeria, and a mentor to virtually all the pioneer Nigerian Pentecostal ministers in the 1970s.
As Pa Elton (as he was fondly called by Christians then) was ministering that night he suddenly paused and pointed at somebody in the congregation, saying,"That boy! That boy there!" Everybody turned in the direction in which his finger was pointing to know who "that boy" could be. I least expected that Pa Elton was pointing at me so I was very relaxed where I was sitted (at the back of the hall-similar location as that of 11th May, 1969). Finally he got to me and said, "YOuuuu!!" I was very frightened when it turned out to be me. I kept saying to myself, "what did I do? What sin have I committed?". This was because Pa Elton was a prophet of God, who could see right through you, and so to be called out by such a man meant something ominous, so I came out trembling. When I did come out, he began to prophesy over me. He said, "You, the hand of God is upon you. God is going to call you and send you to your people. His anointing is upon you, and you shall be a mighty instrument in His Hand." He then asked me to see him after the fellowship.
I was just a very young christian, and had no intentions of going to work for God, so I did not take the prophesy serious. As a matter of fact, I was a very ambitious young man with the intentions of having degrees in many fields of life. Pa Elton's prophecy meant absolutely nothing to me. All I wanted in life was to get my degrees in Geology and Petroleum Engineering, get a good job, and look after my poor mother and my brothers and sisters. I was too engrossed with my academic pursuit to bother myself about anything else.
After the fellowship I went to talk with Pastor Elton. He did not press on me, neither did he threaten, nor cajole me. No!Pa Elton was too much of a man of God to force himself upon anyone. He simply repeated his prophecy and asked me to make out time to come ans see him at his house in Ilesha. He knew I did not believe him but, he left me to God to reveal his plans for my life.
Life continued with me as usual without any incidents until 1970, midway of my third year in the university, something unusual happened to me, which revolutionised my life completely. I received the call to serve God full-time - I SAW A VISION I COULD NOT EVER FORGET..............................
"Before I formed thee in the belly, I knew thee"................ Jeremiah 1:5
(continued on the Director's Corner Page)
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I was born again on 11th May 1969 at the University of Ife, Ibadan campus through a sermon given by Rev.(Dr.) Mike Oye.
Shortly after I got converted, the late Pastor S.G. Elton was invited to minister in the campus fellowship. By this time the University had moved to its main campus in Ife. Pastor Elton was an elderly British missionary in Ilesha in the Western Region of Nigeria. He and his wife spent most of their lives serving the Lord in Nigeria. He was a Prophet of God, well known in the Christian circles in Nigeria, and a mentor to virtually all the pioneer Nigerian Pentecostal ministers in the 1970s.
As Pa Elton (as he was fondly called by Christians then) was ministering that night he suddenly paused and pointed at somebody in the congregation, saying,"That boy! That boy there!" Everybody turned in the direction in which his finger was pointing to know who "that boy" could be. I least expected that Pa Elton was pointing at me so I was very relaxed where I was sitted (at the back of the hall-similar location as that of 11th May, 1969). Finally he got to me and said, "YOuuuu!!" I was very frightened when it turned out to be me. I kept saying to myself, "what did I do? What sin have I committed?". This was because Pa Elton was a prophet of God, who could see right through you, and so to be called out by such a man meant something ominous, so I came out trembling. When I did come out, he began to prophesy over me. He said, "You, the hand of God is upon you. God is going to call you and send you to your people. His anointing is upon you, and you shall be a mighty instrument in His Hand." He then asked me to see him after the fellowship.
I was just a very young christian, and had no intentions of going to work for God, so I did not take the prophesy serious. As a matter of fact, I was a very ambitious young man with the intentions of having degrees in many fields of life. Pa Elton's prophecy meant absolutely nothing to me. All I wanted in life was to get my degrees in Geology and Petroleum Engineering, get a good job, and look after my poor mother and my brothers and sisters. I was too engrossed with my academic pursuit to bother myself about anything else.
After the fellowship I went to talk with Pastor Elton. He did not press on me, neither did he threaten, nor cajole me. No!Pa Elton was too much of a man of God to force himself upon anyone. He simply repeated his prophecy and asked me to make out time to come ans see him at his house in Ilesha. He knew I did not believe him but, he left me to God to reveal his plans for my life.
Life continued with me as usual without any incidents until 1970, midway of my third year in the university, something unusual happened to me, which revolutionised my life completely. I received the call to serve God full-time - I SAW A VISION I COULD NOT EVER FORGET..............................
"Before I formed thee in the belly, I knew thee"................ Jeremiah 1:5
(continued on the Director's Corner Page)
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Friday, October 1, 2010
WORKAHOLISM
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| A Workaholic in action |
The result is; some of us becoming "WORKAHOLICS" (addicted to work), thereby spending more hours in the office rather than at home with family and friends. We barely sleep, socialize, or even have time for God or Church activities. Work, Work, Work! becomes our obsession. As such our efforts to accomplish loads of work at the shortest possible time have begun to take its toll on our mental and physical health, as well as Christian, family, and social lives without our realizing it. It is therefore paramount that we begin to deal with the bug "Workaholism", before it bites our health, family, christian, and social lives.
How do I know if I am a workaholic?
1. If you feel troubled when you do not work
2. If you find it hard to relax because you are not fully present in any environment other than the work place.
3. If your home is an extension of your office
4. If you are not a team player, and do not know how to delegate duties or responsibilities to others because you feel you are the best suited to handle the job or task.
5. If you are a perfectionist and nothing done by others is ever good enough for you.
6. If you do not have free time for God, yourself, family, and friends.
7. If you feel that people will like you more if you appear more competent than you actually are.
8. If you feel that sleeping, being involved in God's work, recreational activities are a waste of time.
9. If your conversations are centered around your work place or topics, and you always direct every conversations you are engaged in to your work.
10.If you justify your obsessive work habits by claiming that all of those long hours spent at the office are all for the good of your family.
adapted from B.T/T.T.I
The cure for this "workaholic syndrome" can be deduced from the words of wisdom below. Apply them and enjoy your life and all that God has blessed you with in HEALTH!
"The best seven (7) doctors anywhere and no one can deny it are: God, sunshine, water, rest, air, exercise, and a healthy diet. These 7 will gladly attend to you if only you are willing."
..................... adapted from what the River Knows
"Those who do not have time to exercise, sooner or latter will have to find time for illness".
..................... Earl of Derby
"Always pray for a healthy mind in a healthy body".
..................... Juvenal
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