Founding father of Dwelling Religion Church Worldwide, also called Winners Chapel, Bishop David Oyedepo has revealed that the Federal Authorities has accredited the development of an airstrip for Religion Tabernacle, Canaanland.
Oyedepo introduced this in the course of the Tehillah Night time Particular Version at Covenant College Chapel, Canaanland, Ota, Ogun State on Sunday.
Based on Oyedepo, this improvement will allow him to journey immediately from the church premises, eliminating the necessity to fly to the airport first.
He mentioned, “I’m certain you’ll be glad to know that the Federal Authorities has accredited an airstrip for Canaanland.
“I received’t have to fly a helicopter to the airport. I can depart from right here to wherever I’m going. Members with their planes can have the place to land and park,” Oyedepo mentioned.
The airstrip reportedly goals to enhance transportation for worshippers and guests, particularly throughout giant occasions just like the church’s applications that draw 1000’s of people from around the globe.
In his deal with, Oyedepo additional inspired his congregation to seek out their place in God’s plan, citing Covenant College graduates who fly him as examples.
“Received’t you be glad to know that there are some captains that fly me who’re graduates of Covenant College? We don’t have an aviation division right here however they discovered their place in God and went after it.
“That’s what this college is all about, it’s not about boxing you up. It’s about permitting you to find God’s plan and pursue it accordingly. Younger individuals, don’t play away your life, you don’t have a spare,” he mentioned.
The Tehillah Night time particular version was a particular thanksgiving programme held in honour of the Bishop who just lately marked his seventieth birthday in September.
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