RCCG - The Life Centre Parish Abuja, Gears up to Host the Biggest Mega Christmas Carol Event this December
As the
Christendom prepares for the commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ this
December, The Life Centre - a parish
of the Redeemed Christian Church of God is
also set to declare the Glory of God at its second (2nd) annual
Christmas Carol event.
With the theme
of this year being “The Prince of Peace”,
All who are mindful of this season and its significance are invited to The Life
Centre (TLC) parish for the Christmas carol.
Event holds on
Sunday, December 10th, 2017
Time: 6 pm
Venue: Carol
Arena, NICON Luxury Hotel, Abuja
The 2017
edition also referred to as “Mega” Carol service is planned to be an outdoor
occasion with an exceptional, breathtaking and impressive display of dazzling
ho-ho Christmas lights and decorations alongside a custom built, Christmas
themed stage.
The Carol night
will be distinct as attendees are in for an unusual and indeed most rewarding
time in God’s presence. The night will have The Life Centre host choir -“The
Revelation Voices” minister and will also feature renowned gospel music
artistes in the likes of Steve Crown, Jerry Omole - the saxophonist, Frank De
Tenor, the RCCG Praise team, HEARTS Dance Group and many more.
Taking the
celebration of Jesus Christ a notch higher, there will be the first of its kind,
Karaoke sing along Carol worship.
According to
the Senior Pastor of the church, Odun Emasealu “It is going to be a wonderful
time in God’s Presence and would definitely be the most memorable night of 2017
with the Prince of Peace as there will be healing, deliverance, salvation of
souls and heaven’s peace that passeth all understanding will greatly abound”
It definitely
would be a sight to behold and an experience never to be missed. Don’t miss
this opportunity to get a real taste of Christmas in an atmosphere of heaven on
earth.
This event is
FREE for all to attend!
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