IMO STATE WOMEN COME LET'S CRY UNTO THE LORD CONCERNING ALAIGBO

 


The women wing of Christine Association of Igbo Ministers  Imo State chapter hold their annual prayer summit Tagged I WILL  GO TO THE KING"  on 31st May, 2024  at God of Mercy Intl mision  Owerri. by 10am.

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The Women Leader Rev. Mrs. Eucharist O Madu has Pleaded with every woman in Imo state to come out on the 31st of May. let's cry unto the Lord concerning Alaigbo and our Nation in general

 





*"The LORD our God spake unto us in Horeb, saying, Ye have dwelt long enough in this mount:"* (Deut 1:6 )

 

Today, by the order of Heaven, I decree a perpetual destruction on every yoke of Stagnation in Alaigbo  and I enforce advancement on every state of Alaigbo in Jesus name Amen

        

No more Stagnation because When women pray NOTHING STAYS STAGNANT*

 IMO  STATE WOMEN  COME LET'S CRY UNTO THE LORD CONCERNING ALAIGBO   

 

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