CFi Uniport

Congratulations, sir.
We sincerely appreciate your acceptance to serve as our Assistant Sector Director. We are honored to have you step into this new phase of leadership and impact.
We pray that God grants you wisdom, strength, and grace for every assignment ahead. May your leadership be fruitful, your path guided, and your efforts crowned with lasting results.
Thank you for yielding to God’s purpose. We celebrate you and look forward to all that God will accomplish through you. 🙏✨

With hearts full of gratitude to God, we joyfully celebrate you, sir, on this new and remarkable assignment as our New Sector Director. Congratulations on this well-deserved elevation.
It is our sincere prayer that the Lord will continually grant you wisdom, strength, and divine insight as you step into this new phase. May His grace abound toward you, His favor distinguish you, and your leadership bring forth lasting impact. We are deeply honored and grateful to walk this journey with you. 🙏✨

Today, we remember the depth of God’s love displayed on the cross. ❤️

Good Friday is not just a day of sorrow, but a powerful reminder that through sacrifice came salvation, through pain came purpose, and through death came eternal life. The cross speaks of mercy, grace, and a love that never fails.

May our hearts be drawn closer to Him as we reflect on this great sacrifice, and may we live daily in the victory it has given us.

But God demonstrates His own love for us in this; While we were still sinners, Christ died for us (Rom 5:8).

Excerpts from Jam summit'26 opening ceremony By our highly esteemed Bishop Feb Idahosa, it was truly an amazing time ✨

Sunday wasn’t just another service—it was a divine reminder that God is still speaking, still moving, and still calling us deeper. Beyond the songs and the sermon, there was an invitation to surrender, to trust, and to align fully with His will.

When the Word enters your heart, it doesn’t leave you the same—it reshapes your thoughts, renews your strength, and reignites your purpose. May what was planted today grow beyond the walls of the church and become evident in our daily lives.

This week, we don’t just remember the message—we live it.