Church Times

ChurchTimes Nigeria is a publication of Church Times Agency . Its vision is to report the church in a professional way with a view to also promote what Christians are doing in politics, business, education, health and other spheres of human endeavours. With various pages including news, features and interviews, tit bits, social diary and light hearted humor, the publication is packaged in a way that offers the reader a refreshing insight into the activities that take place in the Church and carried out by Christians in every sphere of life.

Born again: Amazing stories of Nigerians who met Christ

He recalled that the young man who was dumb was brought to the meeting and he was being prayed for. “The prayer was intense that day. I was watching and wondering what would happen. They asked everybody to close their eyes, but I did not. They kept praying. The prayers continued for 15 minutes. To my greatest surprise, the person that was dumb began to speak.”

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Churches are doing a lot for Nigeria-Lagos PFN chair

We feed a lot of people and pay house rents for members. When I checked what we spend on feeding people, it’s staggering. But we can’t be advertising that on TV or social media. That will reduce the humanity of the people we are feeding. Last Easter for instance we extended love to over 1000 widows. But we don’t shout about it because the Bible does not encourage us to do that.”

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Family Booster Ministry plans virtual confab on intentional marriage

Expected facilitators at the conference include Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo (marriage coach), Reverend Tony Akinyemi (health coach), Apostle Femi Lazarus (lead pastor of Sphere of Light Church), Soji and Tope Alabi (gospel artistes), Joshua and Tolu Mike Bamiloye, Mayowa Owolabi of Money Matters, Minister Praise Bisi-Adewale, Lanre and Bisi Ojolo, Sunday Anani, and Pastor and Pastor Mrs. Bisi Adewale, among others.

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Of Japa and the Great Commission: Nigerian Christians Reaching out in Host Countries

For instance, in 2023, a witnessing group emerged in a popular country in Northwest Europe. The unassuming leader of the group upon arriving in the country realised that the few churches around his area were already closed down. That was a “culture shock” for someone who had been used to attending weekly and Sunday services as well as getting involved in evangelism.

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My battle with cancer, how I survived-Omar, Rtd Lagos School VP

The whole experience started during a routine evening at home in 2018. After a long day of supervising WAEC examinations, she felt a niggling concern. She decided to perform a self-examination, a habit she occasionally indulged in when she discovered a lump in her breast, accompanied by fluid seeping from her nipples. Her findings set off an immediate alarm in her brain

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