Aproximately two weeks ago, my husband and I and our little girl were on our way home from work.We had been on the road for a while, gone through some major intersections, gone up and down a couple of bumps on the road. Suddenly, we heard this funny noise so my husband parked by the side of the road. He got down, went round the car not knowing exactly what he was looking for, he got back in the car and the moment the car started moving again we realised that the strange sound was coming from the left front tyre. We got out of the car, I heald the flash light while my husband pried off the wheel cover, to our dismay, we saw that all the nuts were un-screwed and the tyres was loose. We brought out our our wheel spanner, tied all the nuts, got back in our car and headed home. This is just one out of the many things God has taken us through in this short while of owning our own car. praise Jesus... The Akinliyi's (Abuja)

1)Iaccepted the Lord as an undegraduate student in 1982. Since then the Lord has been so good to me.I met Rev & Rev.(Mrs.)Kola Ewuosho when I visited my wife at the United Kingdom. Although she brings home several materials of ministry whenever she comes to South Africa. I had never taken time to go through this materials until I came in contact with the Rev & Rev.(Mrs.)Kola Ewuosho. After meeting with them and going through the materials, something was stead in my heart that I need to move faster than I was doing in the Kingdom. I went through the websites and more materials and my entire life was changed.
2)While preparing to attend Ingathering 2007, there was a delay in issuing visa to myself and two other Pastors
who planned to attend the meeting. We had previously determined to wait for our visas but it didn't come. This went on and on untill few days to Ingathering. We later made up our minds to buy our tickets notwithstanding. As we approached the international airport in Johannesburg, we were made to understand that the entire visa process into Nigeria had been reviewed, hence the visa may take more time to be processed. We however were determined to travel with or without this delay and approached the airport to board our flight. The officials asked for our documents, we had nothing to present except our Identity cards. Just about when we started weighing our luggages, a call came in that someone was outside the airport with our visas. That was a miracle, praise God...Pastor Sisibusi (South Africa)