EASTER SUNDAY FLEXING: ACAPELLA MISSES EVENT – YES! THE SHAWARMA WENT ROUND?

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The event witnessed the awesome presence of God by ministrations of songs and straight to the point declarations by the general Overseer of Daylight Assembly. 

According to the theme of the event, Easter Sunday flexing with shawarma and a cold drink for refreshment, brought to fruition was its case as everyone present at the church premises at Comfort Oboh obtained a sizzling powerfully embalmed delicious shawarma unruffled with a cold soft drink. 

However, top rated comedian and special guest, MC Acapella wasn’t able to make it to the event as planned but performances from TG.Abutu, Youngsoul, Lizzy  and others shook the heavens

 

Pastor Ambrose Oloma, in his ministration spoke briefly but hit the nail on the head according to the season with these few quotes below we were able to capture;


“Church doesn’t help people, its your decision that helps the church help you” 


“Whatever you want to become, you can in Jesus name”

“When you give your life to Christ, your mental capacity increases by 5%”


“Every life answers to decisions, the life will not enter until you make the decision and your decision determines your destiny”
 

"Before the alter call, Pastor Ambrose ended the sermon with this quote;

“Even if you are the only one in this world, Jesus Christ will still come”


Something rather unforeseen happened when first time visitors were gathered to a corner before the end of the service and served the first batch of the sizzling powerfully embalmed delicious shawarma unruffled with a cold soft drink while others watched with watered lips.


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