SCOAN ministry’s success driven by Emmanuel TV says TB Joshua’s wife

Pastor Evelyn Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), has described the support of Emmanuel TV as being instrumental to the success of the ministry over the years.
Ms Joshua said this during the 2025 Thanksgiving Service at the SCOAN’s headquarters in Ikotun, Lagos.
The event was attended by worshippers within and outside the country.
The SCOAN leader said that the impact of partners in Emmanuel Tv had been commendable since the demise of the church’s founder Temitope Balogun Joshua popularly called TB Joshua.
She said that God had continued to inspire the partners to stand in the gap for the ministry’s works.
According to her, the body has continued to carry out its global evangelism crusade without hitches, with testimonies of souls upliftment and community healings.
She stated, “This year’s thanksgiving is an avenue to say thank you Emmanuel TV partners, thank you our Lord for making them a vessel in the vineyard. Our heart is full of gratitude in every facet; the church has transformed immensely in physical structure, members unity and reform.”
Ms Joshua said that the church’s prospect rooted in divine directive would continue to soar to the glory of God and sweet memory of the late TB Joshua.
The annual thanksgiving service was initiated by Evelyn Joshua four years ago, by divine revelation.(NAN)
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