Prominent traditional rulers, political leaders and Christian clerics are expected in Yenagoa on Sunday for a special thanksgiving service in honour of Apostle Timiebi Gaius Kiyaramo.

The General Superintendent of Kingdom Grace Mission Inc. is celebrating God’s preservation following a serious auto accident.

The thanksgiving, themed “Life Spared, Testimony Shared,” is being organised by Apostle Kiyaramo’s family, friends and partners.

In a goodwill message, PFN National Vice President, South-South, Archbishop Emmah Gospel Isong, described Apostle Kiyaramo’s survival as an act of God’s mercy.

He quoted Psalm 124:1, saying, “This indeed is the Lord’s doing and it is marvellous in our sight.”

Isong thanked God for preserving Apostle Kiyaramo’s life and prayed for continued divine protection over him and his family.

Expected at the event are Chairman of the Bayelsa State Council of Traditional Rulers, King Bubaraye Dakolo, Agada IV, and Senator Konbowei Friday Benson.

Also expected is the General Overseer of Doxa Family Church, Port Harcourt, Rev. T. Y. Emmanuel, alongside other prominent church leaders.

The list includes Bayelsa CAN Chairman, Rev. Fr. Joseph Opelema, PFN State Chairman, Pastor Dr. Tam Seth Eyedoude, and the Governor’s Special Adviser on Religious Matters, Rev. Godspower Asingba.

Other clerics expected include Rev. Dr. Festus Igana, Bishop Peter Leghemo, Prof. Prosper Ayawei, Apostle A. P. Wilson and several ministers from across the South-South.

Chairman and Secretary of the organising committee, Rev. Washington M. Agala and Apostle David Peculiar, said the service will hold at Glad Tidings Hall, Kingdom Grace Mission Headquarters, Oxbow Lake, Swali, Yenagoa.

According to the committee, the event will feature worship, testimonies, ministrations and thanksgiving by church leaders and invited dignitaries.

The committee invited members of the public, the Christian community and well-wishers to participate in the thanksgiving service.

•PHOTO: Apostle Timiebi Kiyaramo and HRM King Bubaraye Dakolo Agada IV, Chairman, Bayelsa State Council of Traditional Rulers

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