I Was Fondly Called a "Church Girl' Growing Up, The Esthers' Fellowship Abuja Founder, Pastor Justina Daniel Reveals
Pst. Justina I. Daniel
is a graduate from the prestigious Kaduna State Polytechnic Tudunwada, Kaduna
State, where she came out with ND Fine arts. She started ministry from an early
age where she was fondly called a “Church girl”.
Born in Kaduna state,
the last child from a family of ten children, growing up with her parents in
Kaduna gave her a solid Christian background. She belonged to a young Christian
dance group known as
“Kingdom Dancers” in the Household of Love church where she served for fourteen
years and as the group’s team leader
Pst Justina I Daniel
knew early in life about her desire and calling into ministry that she
willingly allowed the Holy Spirit to manifest through her, using her to affect
lives she has come in contact with all through the years.
She was inspired by
the Holy Spirit in 2006 to start a small prayer and mentoring group that caters
for families as well as newly married couples, enlightening them on what marriage
should be through God’s word with the help of invited guest speakers.
In her words “God
originally knew that two is better than one that is why He created
marriage. The bible says “That one shall
chase a thousand and two, ten thousand to flight” therefore tremendous power is
made available in the place of marriage.
The key to a
successful marriage is through prayer. Like the Bible says “when the foundation
is weak what can the righteous do”. Women ought to pray without ceasing for
their marriage”.
What started from a
group of three women in her living room grew to become what is known today as
“The Esthers’ Fellowship, Abuja”. It is ten years gone and God has not ceased
working miracles and restoring homes through same fellowship.
She is married to Pst.
Daniel Hassan Ekpa and they are blessed with three lovely children.
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