The crosier, also called the pastoral staff, is not an ordinary object in the Church. It is a sacred symbol given to a bishop at his consecration as a sign of his responsibility to shepherd the people of God. In Anglican theology, the crosier...
A RESPECTFUL LITURGICAL CLARIFICATION For a very long time, I have desired to address this matter. I am also aware that I have taught on it in videos in the past. However, because our fathers in the faith are involved, it becomes a sensitive and...
Presenter: Ven. David Nwanekpe Introduction Good day, ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters in the household of faith, friends on facebook, instagram, X, TikTok, what-app, YouTube and those who visit my website : www.davidnwanekpe.com...
The month of January offered me something rare: space. Space to reflect, to reconnect, to rediscover my own humanity, and to engage ministry in a different rhythm. For 21 days — three full weeks — I Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy...
From January 10th to 16th, 2026, I embarked on a memorable ministry mission to Douala, Cameroon, under the Diocese of Cameroon. What awaited me there was nothing short of God’s grace in motion—open doors, warm fellowship, renewed connections, and a...
Thanksgiving Message — 12 January 2026 To the Right Reverend Dibo Thomas-Babyngton ElangoBishop of the Anglican Diocese of CameroonandMrs. Estelle Dibo Elango,your beloved wife and partner in ministry, I give glory and praise to Almighty God for the...
Dear Donald J. Trump,President of the United States of America, Love you or hate you, one thing remains clear: you are a man of your word.When you speak, the world listens. When you take a stand, it sends a message. I write today not to debate...
Honouring the Labourers of the VineyardWritten By David Nwanekpe In the Anglican Church, we believe that “the labourer is worthy of his reward.” Many men and women have served God faithfully in our vineyard. Some served until old age, some retired...
