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Cyclists Prayer Session

Mothering Sunday 2012

Diocesan Prisons Visit

The Diocese of Nsukka under the leadership of Bishop Aloysius Agbo started a monthly prayer session for cyclists in Nsukka. The vision is to pray for the cyclists and share the word of God with them and give them a sense of direction by the leading of the Holy Spirit The programme is called Cyclists Breakfast with the Master. The Diocese of Nsukka through this programme will distribute 1000 helmets to the cyclists. Already about 200 helmets have been distributed so far.

The Diocese of Nsukka observed the 2012 mothering Sunday across the Diocese. This year's edition was spectacular because it fell on the birthday of Mama Nsukka (the bishop's wife) Mrs. Ifeoma Agbo. The birthday party was celebrated in a grand and colourful style at Grace Manor Hotel, Nsukka. Read details here

The Diocese of Nsukka embarked on a weeklong prisons visit to mark this year’s Easter celebration. All the Archdeaconries visited in turns with gift items, including food and clothes. The officer in charge of the Nsukka prisons thanked the Diocese for remembering them stating that prisons visit is one of the criteria for entering the Kingdom of God as was clearly stated by Jesus Christ. The bishop of Nsukka Diocese Rt. Rev. A.E. Agbo went for the first confirmation service at the prisons chapel on Sunday 1st April, 2012

Text: John 5:20

Topic: Submit to God’s Will

Bible in one year: Psalm 10-12

I can’t of my own self do nothing, as I hear, I judge and my judgment is just; because I seek not mine own will, but the will of the father which hath sent me (John 5:30). Several of Jesus’ teachings showed us how to appreciate and understand authority because we serve God who understands authority. Jesus appreciated authority and that’s why he was so touched by the centurions faith. You can never understand authority except you submit yourself to authority. Jesus loves people who recognize and walk in authority. Therefore, you must learn to recognise authority and desire to walk in it.

Jesus is the son of God and He could have done anything He wanted. However, he chose to do the will of the father and not his own will. The bible says ‘who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God; but made himself of no reputation, and took upon himself the form of a servant…. Wherefore God also hath highly exalted hi, and given him a name above every name. (Phil.2:6-9).

Prayer: Father help me to submit to your authority in Jesus name. Amen.

Fresh Word from the Lord today May 16 Wednesday, 2012

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GAFCON 2008 declared it was ‘not just a moment in time but a movement of the spirit’. Now, at a conference in London, 200 Anglican leaders committed to mission and mutual support. Read details here

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Okada riders in Nsukka receive special helmets from the Diocese of Nsukks Anglican Communion during the monthly prayer breakfast in the new Cathedral

The new Cathedral building in progress

Another section of the Cathedral. It is the expectation of the Diocese that the entire building will be brought to roofing level by the end of the year.

The clergy laying hands on okada operators in a session of prophetic prayers

Okada operators in Nsukka celebrating their new helmets