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Benue killings: Foursquare Church offers Relief Materials to Victims

THE Foursquare Gospel Church, on Monday, said it had offered relief materials  to the victims of Benue killings in  line with its mission.

Mr  Kehinde Lawanso , Executive member of the church’s 70th Anniversary Planning Committee, stated this during  a news conference in Lagos, on Monday, to announce activities for the anniversary.

Newsextra24 reports that the anniversary begins will begin on July 21 and end on 27.

The anniversary, tagged 70 Years of Complete Gospel, would feature Colour Parade, School Quiz Competition, Word Exposition.

Other activities are Exhibition, Special Blast Youth Connect, Praise Party, Award/Gala Night and the Grand Finale on July 27.

Lawanson said that, the fund given to assist the victims of the killings in Benue  and some flood affected areas in Nigeria came from its international body.

“Humanitarian services has been central to the Church’s mission and will advance such initiatives after the anniversary.

“It is regrettable that the persecution of the gospel  in the society has reached an  extent that in some areas you can not buy a land for the purpose of building  a church,” he said.

He  said that with 5,000 of its Church branches speqrd across  Nigeria, the anniversary would rekindle evangelism fire in the youths to further extend the gospel to  all corners  of the Nigerian society in spite the persecution.

Lawanson  said that the Church in every sphere of its operation would align with civil authorities.

He appealed to state actors to prioritise security of life and property to disuade violence acts that render the people homeless.

The executive member  urged the public to attend the various activities of the anniversary, saying every event has something unique for everyone to learn from.

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