By Rotimi Famakin
An atmosphere of celebration and gratitude filled the auditorium of World Outreach Revival Centre, WOREC, Adegbayi, New Ife Road, Ibadan, as the church held its Twelfth Life and Power Convention Thanksgiving Service.
The event, which attracted pastors from various ministries, featured members and different groups within the church offering songs of praise and dancing in appreciation to God.
Delivering a sermon titled “Developing a Lifestyle of Gratitude,” President of the International College of Ministry, ICM, Florida, United States, Professor Roland Peters, urged members of the church to cultivate the habit of thanking God regardless of prevailing circumstances.
Professor Peters, who recounted a decade-long experience of delay in childbearing, said he remained steadfast in expressing gratitude to God throughout the period.
The cleric also called on Nigerians to intensify prayers for peace and stability amid rising tensions across the world.






In his remarks, General Overseer of WOREC, Apostle Peter Akanji, said the theme of the convention, “Festival of Gratitude,” was inspired by the numerous miracles and blessings the church recorded in the past year.
Apostle Akanji, however, urged the government to remain focused on alleviating the suffering of the masses and not be distracted by the excitement surrounding electoral activities.
Earlier, an Assistant Director in the News and Current Affairs Department of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, FRCN, Ibadan Zonal Station, Mrs Antonia Akanji, encouraged members of the church to reflect on and apply the message of the thanksgiving service for a fulfilling year.
Edited by Maxwell Oyekunle
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