5th December 2022
The Women of Faith of the St. Peter's Igbo Anglican Church, Hamilton, New Jersey, USA, in collaboration with the Lay Faithful Trust Foundation of Nigeria, conducted humanitarian relief distributions at two orphanages in Awka, Anambra State on Monday, 5th December 2022.
In response to the recent nationwide flooding of various communities in Nigeria, Lay Faithful Trust Foundation, with the generous support of Nigerian Christians, conducted relief distributions to help victims of the flood at the four cardinal points of the country – North, East, West, and South.
One of our sisters in Australia expressed desire to give some of the IDP widows some gifts. With her support, the following gifts were purchased for the widows:
Daily Interdenominational Prayers For Nigeria | 18th April 2022 till 2023 Elections
TIME: 9.00 – 10.00pm daily (Nigeria time)
VENUE: ZOOM
In collaboration with Cottage of Hope, Rehabilitation and Empowerment Centre, Lay Faithful Trust Foundation supplied Salbutamol Syrup – (Asthma medication for adults and children) for IDP camps in Kaduna State. Salbutamol is used to rapidly treat asthma, bronchospasm, and reversible airways obstruction by widening the airways of the lungs.
Daily Interdenominational Prayers For Nigeria Is Extended Till 1st October 2022
18th April – 1st October 2022
TIME: 9.00 – 10.00pm daily (Nigeria time)
VENUE: ZOOM
Pastor Joel Mildai was fleeing with his family from Boko Haram when they had an accident which crippled him. He was bedridden since then.
During the empowerment project to Christian IDPs in Yola, Lay Faithful Trust Foundation was informed about his case, and the Foundation responded as follows:
The widow went to bed praying to God to give her a measure of fertilizer to apply on her farm. She had no money to purchase a bowl of fertilizer. If she wanted a good yield, she must apply fertilizer. She prayed herself to sleep, pleading with God to help.
National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) has been observing events as Nigeria prepares for another election year in 2023. The intrigues and the horse trading by the political class are uncomfortable indications that those who rule Nigeria have not learnt any lesson from the errors of the past. The country cannot continue doing the same things repeatedly and expect different results.
When mass death threatens a land, accordingly to God, it's time to mobilize the army of wailing women to war with their weapon of lamentations (Jer 9:17-21). In view of rising ritualist, political and jihadist killings, and the threat of worse; in view of insistent prophetic calls to prayers against these woes, especially calls for brigades of mourning women, the Nigeria National Prayer altar hereby kindly invites women to strategic nights of intercessory lamentations at the ongoing nightly online national prayers, scheduled as follows:
The attention of National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) has been drawn to an article by Rev. Danjuma Byang on the recently concluded party primaries in Nigeria.
