Pastor Michael Chris wants to work with the church....

Thank you very much brother Oliver,May the Good Lord continue to bless and strenghten you and the church.
My lovely brother,i have been waiting on the lord for some weeks for God to have mercy on me and help me out.
I have never met the two Gentle men you mention here in nigeria and neither do i know them but i believe God will judge them.
Please i can not really say in exact where i got your email from but sincerly i try to search for help and i look at churches news letter so much in my quest for help, with all sincerity i got your email from internet, inspired by revelation.

Please my Lovely brother am a devoted christain who is yearning for more fellowship, i believe by His grace i will be part of the vision and mission of your church in Nigeria.
Please i will like to know you more and above all am desparately in need of your assistance.
Am genuine,i can talk to you on phone,i can make video call,i can invite you to Nigeria, i can do what you want me to do to let you know that we are in desparate need of help.

Thanks and remain Bless.
please if you are in doubt call me on phone +234806257XXXX.

I will be very happy to work with you in time to come,am a pastor and dedicated servant of God.

Good evening bro Oliver
Please why are you not replying my mail?
Have i offended you....

Please kindly rely me.

Thanks

Hello Sir,

No you have not offended me. I am delighted by your email. I have been feeling a bit under the weather and have been resting. So you are interested in the ministry? Tell me my brother, where are you located specifically in Nigeria? Tell me more about you and your faith.

Be blessed

Brother Oliver

Good afternoon Sir,
How are you doing today,hope you are getting better, please try and have enough rest and be strong.The Lord our Holy Lamb is your strength.

Yes am keenly interested in the ministry(i want to always have a platform to spread the Goodnews and nurture converts for God.
I am currently in Ayobo in Ogun State but might move to Lagos state (the commercial city of Nigeria) soonest, the distance to lagos from Ogun is not much(about one hour)
I have been a minister of the gospel for the past twenty years, i accepted christ in the year 1994.
I was born into a catholic family(orthodox)
I was a youth sunday school teacher and formerly an alter boy
i joined the pentecostal movement in 1998, since then i have been preaching the Gospel.
I have a BSC in Bible theology.
I also have an academic degree in Human Anatomy and masters in Petroleum Economics
I am married with two kids.
I have been a pastor in Abia state and Borno state both in Nigeria(before our little church was burnt down by boko haram in borno state over there in the northern part of Nigeria). I will be very happy if i can be involve in your ministry or as a partner over here in Nigeria.
Am still learning, i like to learn, because apostle Paul still desire to know more about christ.
Am very open to new revelations and dynamic move of our Lord in this Era.

Thanks and Remain Bless,
Yours in Christ,
Michael

Sir,

this is an amazing story. I too came up in the Catholic Church. Lost my faith many years ago. I have taken the liberty of copying Father Edward on this email, the Father and I go back many years. In fact I will tell you a brief story. Father Eduard was an Army Corps Chaplain during WW2 that is where we met. I was a bomber pilot who was a devout Catholic before the war. I let my faith lapse during that time as I could not reconcile my job of killing with my faith that says Thou Shalt Not. I was injured and met Father Eduard at a field hospital. He came over and introduced himself to me and my first words to him were "Fuck Off". He was able to look beyond my physical pain and see my spiritual pain. He worked hard on getting me back in touch with Christ in the short time I was in the field hospital. He continued to work on my when I went back to the front. My last words to him as I was sent back to the front were once again "Fuck Off"...He constantly wrote me letters that all went unanswered, often went unread.

After the war we all got back on with our lives. Father Edward went back to Aberdeen, and of course the letters stopped as he no longer knew how to reach me. I struggled mightily for my actions during the war, and went on to live in isolation. Some years later while struggling with alcohol abuse to forget, one of the things I was encouraged to do during my recovery was to seek a higher power and repent to those I have wronged.
I got to thinking about Father Edward. Could not remember the Church he belonged to, nothing. I wrote letters to the Army trying to locate him, those letters all went unanswered. Then a small miracle happened...while cleaning one weekend I happened across an old shoe box buried in the back of a closet. Hadn't seen it in years. When I opened it, it had some of my old items from the war. Among the items was an unopened letter crinkled up into a ball. A letter from Father Edward he wrote so many years before. Thank God for small miracles. We reconnected, Father Eduard remembered me like it was yesterday and we have been in contact ever since. He said he never stopped praying for me. Never stopped asking God to help me find my way.

Ok enough about me and my spiritual journey that led me to the Holy Lamb. Your story is inspiring. You sound like exactly the type of man we are looking for to help us expand.

I would like you to take your time give a look to our website, think on it, pray on it. And if you decide the calling is happening and you would like to start the process of being accepted into our church and serving as local reverend, I have taken the liberty of attaching the first steps. If you decide you would like to take this journey, please do the following...

Attached is the adhesion form and the plachard for your proof of faith photo. Please fill out the adhesion form, print out the plachard and hold it in front of your chest for a photo. Send both the adhesion form AND the photo back to me and we can discuss the next steps.



I do so look forward to working together to grow our Church.

Be Blessed
Brother Oliver