The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Taraba State Chapter, has held its Combined Service at the Redeemed People’s Mission, Magami, Jalingo, bringing together Christian leaders, government officials, ministers, church members and other members of the public for a day of worship, prayer, fellowship and spiritual renewal.
The gathering provided an opportunity for members of the Pentecostal community across the state to come together in unity, strengthen their fellowship and collectively seek God’s guidance and blessings for the Church, government and people of Taraba State.
The service was graced by the presence of the Taraba State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, and his wife, who joined the Christian community in worship and fellowship. Other government officials and dignitaries also attended the service, underscoring the importance of collaboration and peaceful engagement between the government and religious communities.
The atmosphere at the gathering was marked by vibrant worship, prayers and thanksgiving as participants expressed their faith and commitment to the spiritual and moral development of the state.A major highlight of the service was the ministration by Rev. Timothy Ayodele, who delivered a message centred on faith, unity, righteousness and the responsibility of believers to contribute positively to their communities and society at large.
The service was coordinated under the leadership of the PFN Taraba State Chapter, led by Rev. Dr. Timothy King, whose administration continues to provide a platform for Pentecostal churches and Christian leaders across the state to work together in advancing the interests of the Church and promoting peaceful coexistence.The Combined Service also served as a platform for Christian leaders and members to reflect on the role of the Church in promoting peace, unity, compassion and responsible citizenship.
Participants offered prayers for Taraba State, its leadership and residents, seeking divine wisdom, protection, prosperity and continued peace across the state.The event further demonstrated the spirit of unity within the Pentecostal community, bringing together believers from different churches and denominations under one platform of worship and fellowship.
The PFN leadership expressed appreciation to all Christian leaders, government officials, ministers and members of the public who attended the service, while encouraging continued cooperation, mutual respect and collective commitment to the peace and development of Taraba State.The successful gathering reaffirmed the importance of faith-based platforms in strengthening social cohesion, encouraging spiritual growth and fostering meaningful relationships among religious leaders, government and communities.






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