DEP. GOV. KALETAPWA ENJOINS CHRISTIANS TO PRAY FOR LEADERS

By Sammeni Kamsobbi 

Adamawa State Deputy Governor, Professor Keletapwa George Faurata has enjoined Christian Faithfuls to identify their calling in God's vineyard as well as pray for Leaders to be able to be responsive to the plight of their people.

The Deputy Governor gave the charged on Sunday, during a Special Anoiting service held at Living Faith Church Jimeta, while on visitation.

Professor Farauta, who addressed the congregation, conveyed warm greetings of his Excellency Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, pointing out that the State Government remains committed and will continue to discharge its responsibility effectively for the growth and development of the State.

Farauta said "I am here  today not on invitation but on special visitation, as part of the body to worship together. I plead with the body of Christ, in this period of challenges let's not be part of those grumbling."

"In this trying moment I call on every believer to pray for the leaders and the Nation at large. As it is written prayer is the master key." Professor Keletapwa.

Professor Farauta, urged Christains to live a life that glorifies God, worship, obey and serve him genuinely.

The resident Pastor, Victor Samaila on his part, during the Covenant Day of Business Breakthrough and Special Anointing Service, charged members to always dwell in God's kingdom activities that will attract  benefits to them.

According him, God should be number one pirioty and reasons for living adding that the body of Christ is always encourage to live up to its commitment in serving God.

Pastor Amimu Mbechi who delivered the sermon with the theme "Serving God and the interest of kingdom pays the unmatchable, " urged Christians to serve God as well spend their days worshipping him. He said, the unmatchable benefits of serving God guarantees a good old age, secure divine presence as well  encourage Christians to live an exemplary lifestyles that will attract souls to the kingdom.

Prayers were offered for leaders as well as challenges bedeviling the country at large.