AMAZING 24HRS SOUL WINNING ALL ACROSS BLW CAMPUS

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  Hurray! the believers loveworld aka Christ embassy  campus chapter engaged yesterday on a 24hrs soul winning outreach across the world.
In the campus zone in Parakin,ile- ife,osun state there were amazing responses of recipient of the daily devotional  "Rhapsody of realities".

The power of the holy Spirit was indeed present in our midst in the most amazing way.
 The outreach characterized the following; Salvation alot of people have their lives to Christ, audiences were granted people were ready to hear the refreshing word of God and lots more.

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