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CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE FOR A NEW ORDAINED MINISTER

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE FOR REV. NWAIWU OZIOMA

We the entire family of Umunweke, a family you were born, bred and cherished by all, hereby congratulate you for your recent ordination on Sunday 26th of January 2020. Now you have been enshrined into the priestly circle as the oracle of God, your family is extremely glad to see you excel in this mantle of ecclesiastical service unto man and God. Your family members would at this time let you know that this pastoral work is ever a noble one, and you should always make God as your first priority in life. It’s by considering God in all your dealings, the grace of God will overflow and rest upon you, then your members will benefit from your divine calling. As you have been ordained, it means you have received a new grace and power to dismantle every strong hold such as sin of greed, jealousy, hatred, adultery, crime of all sort. Be patient with your members, and always remember them in prayers because you have a new mouth of grace and fire. Shun evil which may be lurking in your area of pastoral jurisdiction.

Therefore, we say let this oil of grace continue to work out something good in your life as well as in the lives of your ecumenical members.

Thanks.

Evang. Fortune Nwaiwu
For the family, Umunweke Umuezu Egbeke in Etche Rivers State of Nigeria.

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