Provost of The Apostolic Church Nigeria LAWNA Theological Seminary Ayegbaju Ilesa Osun State, Pastor Gabriel Alakuko has charged ministers of God to see their calling as a service to humanity.
He gave the charge during the valecdictory service of 2019/2020 academic session of the school. The service held at Chapel of Excellence, Ayegbaju Ilesa.
In his message titled, “a commission to effect change” Pastor Alakuko took time to highlight what it means to effect change and the implication of being commissioned to pastoral ministry.
Alakuko, a New Testament scholar submitted that for any minister to effect a change he must see his calling as a service to people, see the calling as a mark of honour, see himself as a man of valour and must be ready to pull down altar of Baal.
He said, “if you claimed to have been called by God, you must live by it so that your life will reflect what it was designed it be. A commission to effect change is a call to higher calling.”
The then encouraged the outgoing students to live and conform to the image of Christ and to also serve as good ambassadors of the seminary.
The valedictory service which was billed to hold in April this year was delayed to COVD-19 pandemic, signals the end of 2019/2020 academic session of the citadel of Theological learning
The Apostolic Church Nigeria LAWNA Theological Seminary Ayegbaju Ilesa Osun State is one of the seminaries of The Apostolic Church Nigeria LAWNA Territory.
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