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JANUARY 2003 - PART ONE
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Ordained for priesthood
Pastor Anthony Gichuhi of Remnant Christian
Centre, London was ordained on Sunday 26th January, 2003. The colourful ceremony
which took place at Vicarage Centre, Stratford, London was officiated by
two bishops under the umbrella of Trans Atlantic and Pacific Alliance of
Churches (TAPAC). Anointed together with the pastor was his wife and child. The
colourful occasion was witnessed by large number of people from all walks of
life. Remnant Christian Centre is the former Voice of God.
Pastor Tony Gichuhi moments before being ordained |
Like father like son.....Jonathan (second left) son of Pastor Karanja
joined his mother Damaris (left) and Mrs. Gichuhi (right) |
Bishop Edward Manasseh Antwi (right) and Bishop Susan Kai Amarteifio (second
right) as they ordains pastor Tony |
A large number of family and friends joined to witness the occassion |
"You also belong to the house of the priesthood", the bishop commented as
she prayed for Pastor Tony's child |
The bishops crowned the occasion by giving Pastor Tony certificates |
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Positive
confession
Mrs Kilimo - Kenya's minister in the
office of the president who was injured during the plane crash in Kenya:
"I heard people screaming from every direction. I was in front of Dr Wanjiru
Kihoro. My seat came off and flew over hers. Then I was flung onto the aisle and
there were seats all over me. I was the last person to communicate with Labour
Minister Ahmed Khalif. I'm a Christian and at that moment I called on the name
of Jesus. At that moment I remembered the biblical scripture that says 'Call
upon me in the day of trouble and I will save you'. I called on the name of the
Lord and I believe that is why our plane did not catch fire.
"The Minister (Khalif) kept saying that we were dying and when
I asked him not to make a negative confession, he went silent. I thought he had
heard my pleas but then I realise that that must have been the moment he went. I
was pulled from where I was stuck by members of the public.
"I thank God and we are grateful to members of the public who
helped us. I would like to ask Kenyans not to worry about what is happening. We
are on the verge of something good and that's why the devil is kicking from
every side. We'll get strength from God and carry on."
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International Day at Calvary
Charismatic
Baptist Church, London on 26th
December, 2002
It was a
colourful day at Calvary Charismatic Baptist Church on 26th December, 2002 when
29 nationalities displayed their cultures. Every group had to present a stand
with their cultural food and had to present a cultural dance, play or song. The
Ghanaian group surprised everyone when they presented their King and Queen at
the festival. The King and Queen were dressing with the real expensive golden
ornaments. The Kenya team displayed a beautiful stand with Kenyan food stuff
including Roiko, Tea, Coffee, Beams, sweat potatoes etc. M/s Mercy Kamau
dressed beautifully as a Kikuyu woman. Uganda stand had the best food displayed
which included matoke. Kenyan group presented "mugiithi" song with Daughter Seed
and Son Seed 1 presenting the facts about Kenya. South Africa stole the show by
talking good about South Africa - "South Africa, the richest country in Africa".
Jamaica was also shinning about reggae music. Zaire group crowned the day with
their music which took everyone out of their seats.
Different nationalities presented their cultures
A view of the international day |
Ghanaian team presented their King and their Queen |
Kenyan team at their stand |
Mercy Kamau dressed culturally as a Kikuyu woman |
A team from Nigeria |
South Africa team presented a dance |
The Ugandan team stand |
Everyone was surprised to see Nigerian meat - spiced and dried goat meat
resembling cotton wool and can last for a year |
END FOR NOW!