Redeemed Christian Church Of God To Support & Empower Members Amid Tough Economic
The Redeemed Christian Church Of God (RCCG) Men’s Fellowship (Anchor 2024), is prepared to empower its members to start a business, due to the tough economic situation.
Charles Okeibunor, the General Secretary of the fellowship, revealed this during his speech at the second edition of the fellowship programme held in Lagos.
He disclosed the fellowship’s plan to start and support many with businesses. Such as dry cleaning and transportation by providing the essential items for the people to run them.
Pastor Biyi Famoyegun, the Pastor-in-charge of Province 16 and convener of the program said for the believers life to remain brilliant, four essentials pillars, namely family, finance, fitness and faith must be in place.
“God gave us the vision a year ago. God inspired us with a vision to gather men together every year for the purpose of sharing in His blessings as a natural group in the body of Christ. Last year, we had an incredible time of visitation during the maiden edition themed: ‘Still standing’ and in line with that promise, we are still standing by God’s grace today, despite all the challenges of our times. This is the second edition. Our four pillars include, family, finance, fitness and faith,” he stated.
RCCG Fellowship Empowers Members Amid Tough Economic
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