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Synagogue Church holds first thanksgiving service Sunday
The Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) will hold its first thanksgiving service this Sunday, December 4 to commemorate the reopening of SCOAN for local and international members for worship after the passing of its founder, Senior Prophet TB Joshua.
In a statement issued by the church, though the church was not in operation as at the time the founder passed on, the man of God had insisted he would not reopen the church after the relaxation of Covid-19 pandemic insisting unlike other churches which started operating that he would wait for God’s directive regarding SCOAN reopening.
“This Sunday, SCOAN members from different countries and continents are gathering to celebrate what the SCOAN leader Pastor Mrs. Evelyn TB Joshua described as “God’s faithfulness, love, blessing, favour, mercy, salvation and triumph of His mission for mankind as given to His departed servant, Prophet TB Joshua.
“Part of the activities lined up for the Thanksgiving Service, include a weeklong reaching out to the underprivileged, the sick, widows, disabled and motherless homes and the hungered in diverse forms being crowned with the Sunday Thanksgiving service.
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