Synagogue Church members celebrate TB Joshua’s posthumous birthday

On Wednesday, members of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) extolled the virtues of the late church founder, Temitope Balogun Joshua (TB Joshua).
The SCOAN members spoke shortly before a church service to celebrate Mr Joshua’s 61st posthumous birthday.
According to the church, the late founder of SCOAN, headquartered at Ikotun Egbe, Lagos, was born on June 12, 1963.
The controversial televangelist died on June 5, 2021.
Dare Adejumo, a member of SCOAN, said Mr Joshua had tremendous global accomplishments in gospel preaching, healing, deliverance, and humanitarian works.
“As a child, he was a precocious one. The little Temitope stood out in character, understanding, and knowledge with a propulsive bold faculty that used to amaze elders. He grew up facing life without losing focus of his assignment on earth as he grew up more in grace, wisdom and power till when the time came for him to announce his apostolicism,” he said.
Mr Adejumo described TB Joshua as a game-changer who invigorated and rejuvenated the early church.
Robert Acosta from Argentina said, “The man of God who impacted lives and transformed generations under the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit never died. The teachings, the example, and the impartation continue to live in our hearts.
“Prophet TB Joshua, his life, example and ministry have been a gift from God to the whole world, but in a particular way to my life, my wife and family, and to our church and congregation. He was our pastor, our friend, for five years until he passed on to glory, and we continue to live with the legacy he left.
“I believe there is still much anointing to continue resurrecting lives and ministries, not by a man that has passed on to glory, but by the Spirit of God that continues to operate.”
Sandro Gomes dos Santos from Brazil said, “I am here to celebrate the birthday of Prophet TB Joshua, a unique man, a unique prophet, a great man of God. His legacy remains. The good works he did here on earth are wonderful and cannot be forgotten.
“Prophet TB Joshua impacted my life not only with his ministry of miracles, signs and wonders but with his love for the Word. His teaching on offence and forgiveness completely changed my heart. I learned how to let go of offence and the importance of having a pure heart.”
He said that he was determined to come to Nigeria for the posthumous birthday anniversary celebration.
“There is a fresh anointing, something new and extraordinary. The wonders of God continue here, at SCOAN. God has done great and extraordinary things through Prophet TB Joshua, and that mantle continues to rest upon Pastor Evelyn Joshua,” he said.
Kolawole Samuel, an engineer and a follower of Mr Joshua, said, “For the past 14 years, I have been part of the ministry, and by the grace I received through the anointing, I have not stopped coming despite the fact that I come from the far North of Nigeria, Sokoto.
“Every year, I specifically budget to be here in June for our prophet’s birthday anniversary celebration. The way he treated people inspired me to follow him.”
(NAN)
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