Two months ago, we wrote an exam in my department that will qualify us for a professional exam. Out 196 students, only 100 students would be selected. I was so scared but then I remembered that God’s people don’t fail exams and I encouraged myself in the LORD. I thank God that I succeeded in the exam; and not just that, I am a graduate today. God saw me through my five years in school. Hallelujah! – Sis Becky Nosirim.

My elder brother took my younger cousin to a youth empowerment program in Lagos. The boy was caught in the act of stealing twice so my parents asked them to return home. On getting home, the boy ran away and as such his parents accused by elder brother of using the boy for ritual. My elder brother was locked up in the police cell and his life was threatened. On the first Sunday of July, I prayed and asked to intervene in this matter before the first Sunday of August. Few days ago, we shared flyers for a conference we were hosting in the campus fellowship. After the exercise, I reminded God to wipe the tears from the eyes of my family. Today is the first Sunday of August, and I stand to thank God that my cousin has returned home and my elder brother has been released from the cell. Hallelujah! – Sis. Gloria

I thank God for giving me the strength and courage to overcome a serious challenge that would have broken me down. Also, I was in need of money and God gave me directions on two businesses to invest in; which are yielding dividends today. I also want to thank God for the prayers made on this altar that has delivered my mother from blindness, my brother from miscreants and my father from  financial break down in his business. I will not fail to appreciate God for bringing into this glorious family. – Sis. Patricia George

“When my father married from my mother’s household, his relatives were angry and promised him that he will never have a male child. After I was given birth to, they promised him that I will be useless but today; God has frustrated the tokens of liars. Among the 28 grand children in my father’s family, I am the second to the last child yet I am the only one who has gone to the university. I specially thank God for seeing me through my four years in Imo state University. On two different occasions, I had face-offs with cultists, but God delivered and kept me safe. Initially, when I left Cameroon for Nigeria, I had no intention of studying (I just wanted to separate from my parents) but as God may have it, I gained admission into the university, I came in contact with my spiritual parents – Rev.Barr. Ikenna and Barr. Nkiru Emmanuel in Faithhouse; my life has experienced all round transformation. My passion for the entertainment industry gained full expression here and I am graduating with so many contracts on my hands. To God be all the glory. Hallelujah!” – Min. David Job