The quarterly engagement of the Bishop of Diocese of Aba Ngwa North, Anglican Communion.
.Lay Readers Association Executive Meeting @ the Cathedral
“Blessed are those servants, whom the Lord when he cometh shall find watching: verily I say unto you, that he shall gird himself, and make them to sit down to meat, and will come forth and serve them.” (Luke 12:37 KJV).
Beloved Saints of Aba Ngwa North,
We bring you greetings of love as we continue to enjoy the abundance of the Grace of God. As a family, we remain eternally grateful to Him, as we must continue to worship His Majesty till the end of the age.
As you well know, today is Advent Sunday. The beginning of the church year. The season of Advent, firstly reminds us of the demonstration of the love of God for all mankind in sending our Lord Jesus to die for our salvation. But above all, Advent challenges us to prepare for the consummation of our present earthly life, the second coming of our Lord Jesus as Judge and King to reward us according to what we have done with every opportunity and privilege given us in the present life. It is this expectation of being with our Lord that should propel every one of us to die to self and live only for Him, for it is only in readiness to die, that we can live a life of eternal joy, peace, hope, and absolute freedom, and so make positive impact in every environment we find ourselves. ”More
This is the Side View of the new Cathedral building for the Diocese. Click in the link for better view of the picture.
This is the Front View of the new Cathedral building for the Diocese. Click in the link for better view of the picture.
The detailed pictures of events that are taking place in the Diocese are properly kept here for your view. Please feel free to explore.
The audio messages form anointed men of God as led by the Holy Spirit are delivered. explore.
One important enduring wire that has held Anglicans together over the years is our Godly heritage in the provision of the Book of Common Prayer. But, this too has undergone several revisions in different parts of the Communion to meet the strong spiritual desires and liturgical needs of the people in their different dioceses.