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The Darkness of the Moment

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 Victims of mistreatment and injustice abound all over the world, who have deep wounds and lingering pains in their hearts. Their immediate natural response is best imagined. Jesus Christ healed the sick, fed the hungry and taught wanderers. However, He was humiliated, mocked and beaten by agents of darkness. In the darkness of the moment, Jesus said, Father forgive them, for they do not know what they do.'' From this aforementioned, it is clear that to return evil for good is natural, but to return good for evil is supernatural. Read Luke 23:33-38 A disturbing Development Health workers in teaching hospitals in Nigeria have refused to call off their industrial action 50 days after. This is disturbing and a great source of concern. Nigerian families have continued to tell their tales of how their beloved ones passed on at every given opportunity. Sadly, those in government are unperturbed and insensitive to the plight of the victims of a poor health system, but rather they are ...

Thomas Birch Freeman


 Thomas Birch Freeman, who was the son of an African father and an English mother, was born in 1809.

At an early age, Birch Freeman was accepted into the Methodist Church. He began a missionary career on the then Gold Coast (now Ghana).

On his arrival in Badagry, Nigeria, he discovered that there was no Church. Without being discouraged, he started his evangelism under a tree.

Afterward, he built a missionary house, while he was among those assisting him build a place of worship.

Having spread the gospel satisfactorily in Badagry, he moved on to Abeokuta, where he conducted the first Christian service in the ancient town, in front of Oba Sodeke's palace.

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