December 10, (THEWILL) – Last week, members of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) worldwide and their well-wishers gathered to celebrate at the 2nd annual thanksgiving anniversary of the church. The prophetic event, which was to commemorate the reopening of the ministry after the passing of its founder, Senior Pastor Temitope Joshua on June 5, 2021, was led by his widow, Pastor Evelyn Joshua who is now the shepherd in charge of the ministry.
Pastor Joshua, in her special sermon at the event, extolled the spiritual virtues and legacies of her late husband and expressed her appreciation to everyone that stood by the ministry since she took over, particularly during the stormy period she was at loggerheads with some of the ministry’s long-serving staff.
High profile gospel artistes, including Christina Shusho from Tanzania and Akintayo Akinwande performed at the thanksgiving service. Quite a number of dignitaries from within and outside the country graced the occasion including Bishop Micheal Fleming of Church On the Street, a charity organisation based in the United Kingdom. The ceremony was no different from that of last year’s when the first anniversary of the reopening of the church and taking over the mantle of leadership took place.
