Scripture Texts: John 12:20–32 – Jesus speaks of His coming glorification through suffering and death. Jeremiah 31:31–34 – God’s promise of a new covenant written on the heart. 1. The Reality of Temptation and Trial In John 12:27, Jesus confesses...
Introduction Good morning, beloved congregation. Today, we gather to reflect on one of the most profound and transformative aspects of our faith: love. Love is the cornerstone of our relationship with God and with one another. It is through love...
SEX AND OTHER STORIES FROM FR FRANCIS ANYANWU By Timothy Ofoegbu A suspended Catholic priest used his verified Facebook page to wage a guerrilla warfare with the Catholic Diocese of Aba before and after his suspension on 17th July 2025. The priest...
The Church of Nigeria holds a conservative stance on divorce and remarriage, in line with traditional Christian teachings. Here are some key points: 1. Divorce The Church generally views marriage as a lifelong covenant and discourages divorce...
By Ven. David Chimezie NwanekpeConcerned Clergyman and Ecclesiastical ObserverRector, Anglican Church of the Holy Spirit, Bronx On July 17, 2025, the Catholic Diocese of Aba issued a decree suspending Rev. Fr. Francis Ebere Anyanwu from priestly...
By Ven. David NwanekpeChaplain, Council of Knights, ADOTTPresented at the ADOTT Novices’ Retreat – 5th Friday Opening Inspiration “Soldiers of Christ, arise, and put your armor on…”The hymn that began this training reminds us that Christian...
Exploring the Heart of Christian Doctrine The Creed That Defined Christian Belief The Nicene Creed is more than just a Sunday liturgical recital. It is a historical and theological cornerstone of Christian orthodoxy. Formed in the ecumenical...
By Venerable David NwanekpePresented at the ADOTT Region 4 Clergy & Wife MeetingTheme: One in Christ | Date: February 5, 2022 | Convener: Bishop Dr. Augustine UnigbeScripture Reference: John 17:20–26 A Lesson from the Classroom Unity in the...
By Steve Macias One of the most striking visual elements distinguishing Anglican churches from many nondenominational ones is the ceremonial clothing—often called vestments—worn by clergy and altar servers. These garments, rooted in tradition and...
Giving is not just financial—it’s spiritual. In Scripture, those who supported the ministry of Jesus and the apostles did so from the heart, not from pressure. At the recent Knighthood Retreat of the Anglican Diocese of the Trinity (ADOTT), Ven...