Covid-19
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome initiates Global Emergency Food Relief for Ministers of the Gospel
As part of his commitment to ensure needy citizens during the Covid-19 pandemic are not left to suffer, President of Loveworld Inc Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has announced a Global Emergency Food Relief aid for Pastors and Ministers of the Gospel affected by the current global crisis.
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The Cleric who is popularly called Pastor Chris spoke during his ministration at the ongoing nightly broadcast of Your Loveworld on Saturday, May 23, 2020, which is widely watched on YouTube, Facebook and several other online, satellite, terrestrial networks and radio stations across the world. He said: “There are Pastors who are impoverished by this situation/crisis. There’s no way that you can know all of them, but some of them were brought into very desperate circumstances. They have no food, no money, nothing! This week, I want us to do something if we can find them, if we can get to know who and where they are.”
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According to Pastor Chris, the initiative is not just a good idea from my head but an instruction of the Spirit of God. He further expressed hopes that this will go a long way to encourage and support the beneficiaries.
To participate in this Special Relief Project, either as a recipient or a donor, please send an email to [email protected] or visit any Christ Embassy church close to you.
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This is not the first time the cleric has organized Emergency Food Relief interventions as his foundation, Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International, has so far provided food supplies to over 300,000 families and households across the six geo/political zones of Nigeria and many more in several other countries around the world.
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