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Come for relief, Adeboye charges Nigerians
GENERAL Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has requested Nigerians, who desire a relief from troubles of life, as well as restoration of lost oppor-tunities, to come over to the Redemption Camp, where God has promised Jubilee blessings.
He made this known at the headquarters of the mission, located at Kilometre 46, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State, during his welcome address and sermon on Tuesday night, at the 60th annual covention of the church, with the theme: Come Up Higher.
Speaking on Out of the Miry Clay, the cleric said “tonight is the opening night of our convention. I want you to know that this is one convention you will never forget for the rest of your life. The Almighty God is going to take somebody out of the miry clay tonight.
“By the time this convention is over, when the enemies see what God has done in your life, they will be frightened,” while he said the programme would bring relief, restoration, joy and a new song for partici-pants.
With the population of the camp ground already swelling by the day, Pastor Adeboye, who expressed delight at the stage performance of teenagers and youths during the opening ceremony, announced the birth of 28 babies, made up of 11 boys and 17 girls since the convention began on Monday.
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