Living Pilgrims Rehoboth Assembly: There is Consequence to Every Ungodliness - Evang Asaolu



The first Sunday in the month of July commenced with an opening prayer around 8am from the General Overseer, Evangelist Kolawole Asaolu. This was followed by singing of Opening Hymn and worship songs, both of which were led by the choristers.
Morning prayer was then led by Mummy General Overseer, Prophetess Folasade Asaolu, during which she encouraged the Church to deeply show appreciation to GOD for seeing them through the first six months of the year and making them start the seventh month in good health.
Sunday School thereafter came up in eight different classes, and was later summarized and capped by Pastor Felix Ayodele, the Sunday School Coordinator.
The only Lesson for the holy Service, which was taken from the Book of Jeremiah; Jeremiah 52: 1-15 was read in Yoruba and English languages respectively by Evangelist Asaolu and Mr. Emmanuel Ogunmodede.
Collection of offerings was coordinated by Deacon Martins Alaka. It was during this section that testimonies were shared by some members of the congregation on what GOD has done for them, and special thanksgivings, Good Women monthly thanksgiving and family annual thanksgivings were consequently given room for.
After the aforementioned was choir special ministration which preceded the Sermon.
The General Overseer who preached, warned everyone in the corridor of power never to belittle GOD in their roles, but revere Him always and bear in mind that every ungodliness will always be accompanied with their own consequences.
Other events that happened during the Service are; Holy Communion Service and children special ministration.
The Service was brought to a close around 12pm with closing prayer and benediction, duly said by the General Overseer.


Service Update was written by Brother Odunayo Ogunmodede

Living Pilgrims Rehoboth Assembly is located at Sijuade, Akure.
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