The Omega Fire Ministries (OFM) worldwide on Sunday, February 5, 2023, marked its 19th year in existence.
It was a solemn celebration of the mercies of God on the ministry, whose contributions to restoring lives to Christ have left the Devil rattled and confused.
Indeed, the Ministry has continued to be used by God to strengthen the faith of many among other spiritual interventions in people’s lives.
Instructively, the celebrations this year were significant, albeit low-keyed.
The spiritual leader of OFM, Apostle Johnson Suleman believes celebrating milestones are important.
It was in the context of that disposition that he once more, to the shame of the Devil and extenuating forces that had failed to bog him and the ministry down, decided to celebrate his triumphal journey thus far.
And he did so in his usual ways by impacting positively on the less privileged in the society.
With his dutiful wife, Reverend (Mrs.) Lizzy Johnson Suleman by his side, the God’s servant did not just break and share a giant cake with their congregation, their personal charity foundation, ‘Touch of Love’, was also deployed in catering for hundreds of poor people, the aged, widows, indigent students and vulnerable children.
The Foundation has become utilitarian in the task of continously advancing the well-being of people across Nigeria and overseas, irrespective of faiths.
OFM sources said that Apostle Suleman marked the ministry’s 19th anniversary with sundry humanitarian activities that speak to his eleemosynary acts. And these included donating to healthcare thus offering convenience to poor patients; empowering people with cash for business support and donating to various social welfare projects.
Apostle Suleman said that charity services were what the church should be known for as a legacy aside from preaching the Word, fighting spiritual warfare and deliverance.
On her part, Mrs Suleman, in her truly remarkable qualities as a pastor’s wife, has continued with the charity activities days after the celebration.
She has been in town with her team to share essential items like bags, medications, food items and more.
“Giving is a huge blessing that gives us strength to carry on,” Mrs Suleman asserted during the outing. (Adapted from VeracityDesk)
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