Thousands of faithful from around the world gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of the passing of renowned prophet and philanthropist TB Joshua. The founder of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN) left an enduring legacy celebrated by followers globally.
Dr. Kirstan Nematandam, a South African nationalist, flew to Lagos to participate in the event. He described the all-night praise and worship ceremony as a significant spiritual event, stating, “TB Joshua was a great man of God whose life was Christlike. His extraordinary philanthropy touched millions.”
The ceremony saw a diverse international turnout with visitors from Africa, America, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, filling SCOAN’s headquarters to capacity. Prior to the event, Emmanuel TV partners engaged in extensive charitable activities in honor of TB Joshua's legacy.
Pastor Robert Acosta from Argentina, expressing profound respect, said, “The teachings and example of Prophet TB Joshua continue to live on. His life and ministry have been a gift from God, impacting lives globally, including mine.”
The atmosphere was charged with reverence as attendees from various backgrounds shared testimonies of transformation through their encounters with TB Joshua. Pastor Sandro Gomes dos Santos from Brazil celebrated the prophet’s enduring impact, highlighting how TB Joshua's teachings on forgiveness and love had deeply changed him.
Kolawole Samuel from Sokoto emphasized the continuous influence of TB Joshua's ministry under the leadership of Pastor Evelyn Joshua, noting his own 14-year journey with the church.
Mr. Segun Olanipekun, a coordinator, expressed joy over the ministry's growth over the past three years, attributing its expansion to the enduring grace of TB Joshua.
This anniversary not only honored the memory of TB Joshua but also highlighted the ongoing influence of his teachings and philanthropic spirit, resonating deeply within the global community.
