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‘Highly successful!’ Revr’d EMF Oshoffa rounds off 2022 USA pastoral working tour

Rtn. Victor Ojelabi by Rtn. Victor Ojelabi
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His Eminence, Reverend Emmanuel Mobiyina Oshoffa, Pastor and Supreme Head of the Celestial Church of Christ Worldwide, is about now rounding of his 2022 Pastoral Working Tour of the United States of America.

The high powered pastoral entourage would be leaving Miami, Florida, for New York on Wednesday, 28th September, 2022, and would thereafter leave for France before finally returning to base in Nigeria.

According to the head of media, Dr. Kayode Ajala, the tour was a success.

“The highly successful 2022 Pastoral Working Tour of the U.S.A recorded various landmark achievements including, but not limited to forging peace and unity within the various aggrieved parties of the Celestial Church of Christ, U.S.A. Diocese.

“Before departing Miami, Florida, His Eminence had a photo shoot with the shepherds, church workers and parishioners of Region ‘D’ C.C.C. U.S.A. Diocese,” Dr. Ajala disclosed.

List of some of the places the spiritual head of the CCC Worldwide touched aside Florida included C.C.C. Ilerioluwa Parish (Mother Parish), and Region ‘G’ in Houston, Texas.

 

EMF With Shepherds & Church Workers.
EMF With Shepherds.
Region ‘D’ .
Region ‘D’ Parishioners.
EMF With the Region ‘D’ Family.

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