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How RCCG City of David Abuja moved and celebrated their thanksgiving service at Utako, Abuja


The call to ministry is not really what is accepted with pomp and pageantry rather it is a moment of sober reflection and preparation for greater responsibility to God and humanity. It is a never-ending journey with a determination not to quit. 

The story of RCCG City of David Abuja has been that of purpose and determination as they achieved a remarkable height on January 12, 2020, at thanksgiving and at their new tabernacle located at Plot 362 Blooming Hills International Academy, Augustus Aikhomu Way, Beside Aneio Hotel Utako to the glory of God.

Praise and thanksgiving at the new auditorium
Present at this significant milestone was Pst. Gbolade Okenla (PIC RCCG COD Abuja), Pst. Oghogho Anyaru (PIC RCCG LP 4 Victoria Island), Pst. Pat-Akem Vingir (PIC Jesus House, Abuja ) and Pst. Sola Olowokere (PIC  RCCG Strongtower, Baltimore)

The atmosphere on Sunday was enough to drown uninvited voices of fear and worry. It was filled with high praise and thanksgiving to God most importantly for His faithfulness towards the provision and completion of the newly built tabernacle.


The Pastor in Charge Pastor Agbolade Okenla was full of praise and thanksgiving to God, Pastor Oghogho Anyaru (Pst. LP4 Victoria Island) charged the congregation to build their trust in God. Noting God can do the impossible illustrating the story of Abraham and his faith in God for the promised child. 

Pst. Gbolade Okenla in thanks to God
Pst. Pat-Akem Vingir ministering on Sunday


Pst Gbolade Okenla with Pst. Sola Olowokere at the celebration 

Pst. Oghogho Anyaru
Damilola and Bukola Bekes led the congregation in high praise to God. Hearts and souls rejoiced in shouts of victory, dance, and appreciation for the wondrous work of God. Mike Aremu, Niyi Sax, Dotun Sax, Damilola Bekes spiced up the latter end of the service with their excellent ministration.

Damilola and Bukola Bekes leading the congregation in songs of thanksgiving

From left to right Mike Aremu, Dotun Sax, Niyi Sax, and Damilola Bekes with Pst Gbolade Okenla
 Words were not enough to express the joy and happiness in the hearts of the congregation. It was a day of unlimited joy, glory, and thanksgiving. Heavy hearts were lifted, hope restored, and hearts filled with the peace only Christ can give. 

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