"Stay Rooted in Faith, Just as Reverend Fola Did" - Apostle Achudume Charges the Body of Christ. - THE LIVING GUIDE

"Stay Rooted in Faith, Just as Reverend Fola Did" - Apostle Achudume Charges the Body of Christ.

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This Sunday, the Victory Life Bible Church International community, friends, associates, family members, including community leaders, representatives of traditional rulers, professional bodies, gathered at Life Cathedral, Victory City, Abeokuta, for a heartfelt thanksgiving service to celebrate the life and legacy of Reverend Fola Achudume, a woman of God whose impact will be etched in the hearts of many for eternity.

At the service, Apostle Lawrence Achudume, the spouse of the amazing God's General, Reverend Fola Achudume, led the congregation in a spirit-filled celebration of his wife's life, urging everyone to follow God's path and trust in His faithfulness. 

He spoke with deep emotion, expressing heartfelt gratitude to everyone for their support during the period of loss.


The Lead Pastor of Victory Life Bible Church International emphasized that following God is the key to living a good life and achieving greatness, urging congregants to stay rooted in faith, just as Reverend Fola had done. 

He posited that "God chooses who to make alive or not. It's not our business what God does; we should just follow Him and trust in His faithfulness."

The VLBC INT'L lead Pastor assured all that his spouse's legacies of faith and service would live on, reminding everyone that with God, their story will always end in glory. 



He encouraged the congregation to live impactful lives, just as Reverend Fola had done, and to continue her work by spreading God's love and grace to all.

Preaching in like manner, Dr. Ola-Vincent Odulele of Basic Trust International issued a heartfelt admonition, urging the congregation to 'Serve God with wholehearted devotion, leveraging your resources to expand His kingdom, for He is the rock of ages, the unchangeable changer who never fails!'


To wrap up the farewell service, the congregation raised their hands in holy surrender, singing "We Give You All the Glory" with hearts full of gratitude and praise. 

In that moment, they declared God's sovereignty and faithfulness, acknowledging Him as the source of all glory and honor.

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