By Joy Omagha Idam
The Yasha Place Gospel Centre, Saburi 1, Abuja, has commenced a three-day programme tagged “Strange Prophecies,” featuring intense worship, prophetic declarations, spiritual retreat and medical outreach aimed at ministering to the spiritual and physical needs of residents.
The programme opened with an atmosphere of fervent prayers and worship, drawing attention to the spiritual activities lined up for the three-day gathering.
Delivering the opening charge, Pastor Kekung Ebenezar Kegung said participants should expect unusual prophetic experiences during the programme, encouraging residents of Saburi 1 and Saburi 2 to take advantage of the gathering and participate actively.
He emphasised the importance of the programme as an opportunity for residents to seek God, deepen their faith and experience spiritual renewal through prayers, worship and the ministry of the Word.
The opening session also featured a message by the guest minister, Apostle Victor Williams, who drew biblical lessons from several passages of Scripture, including Ezekiel 37:4–10, Exodus 2, Psalm 17:14, Ezekiel 36 and Hebrews 13.
Through the selected passages, the cleric delivered his message and led prayers for the congregation, ministering to those present and encouraging them to remain steadfast in their faith.
Apostle Williams also urged participants to become active ambassadors of the programme by inviting between three and five people each to attend the remaining sessions. His appeal underscored the need for greater participation and wider community involvement in the spiritual gathering.
Beyond the prophetic declarations and worship sessions, the programme incorporates a retreat and medical outreach, reflecting the church’s commitment to addressing both spiritual and physical needs within the community.
The inclusion of medical outreach offers an opportunity to extend the programme’s impact beyond the church auditorium, bringing attention to the importance of community care alongside spiritual development.
Residents of Saburi 1 and Saburi 2 have been encouraged to participate in the programme and benefit from the activities scheduled for the three days.
The Yasha Place Gospel Centre’s initiative highlights the role of faith-based organisations in bringing people together through worship, prayer, spiritual reflection and community-oriented activities.
Weekenders Magazine celebrates Pastor Kekung Ebenezar Kegung and guest minister Apostle Victor Williams for their contributions to the programme and their commitment to spiritual ministry.
The magazine also acknowledges the importance of initiatives that combine faith with practical community support, particularly through activities such as medical outreach.
As the three-day gathering continues, participants are expected to engage in further sessions of worship, prayer and spiritual reflection, while the medical outreach provides an additional avenue for community engagement.
The programme is taking place at The Yasha Place Gospel Centre, Saburi 2, Abuja.
