"The Best Is Yet to Come": Oyedepo's Son Sends Message to Bishops Abioye, Aremu as They Retire
- Pastor David Oyedepo Jr. congratulated Bishops David Abioye and Thomas Aremu on their retirement from Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel)
- Oyedepo Jr., son of the church's founder, praised their exemplary stewardship and faithful service over the years
- He also blessed their post-retirement phase, declaring that greater days and the best are yet to come for both bishops
Ota, Ogun state - Pastor David Oyedepo Jr. has congratulated Bishops David Abioye and Thomas Aremu on their retirement from the Living Faith Church, better known as Winners Chapel.
Source: Twitter
"Congratulations, Sir, on your Valedictory Service! Your stewardship over the years has been exemplary," Oyedepo Jr., son of Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder of Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel), told Bishop Abioye.
"As it has been declared, greater days lay ahead as you step into this phase of post retirement service in Jesus Name!," he added.
David Oyedepo Jr. appreciates Bishop Thomas Aremu
Oyedepo Jr. appreciated Bishop Aremu for his faithful service over the years.
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He said:
"As it has been declared, the BEST is yet to come as you step into this phase of post-retirement service in Jesus' Name!"
Read more about retirements at Winners Chapel:
- Video of Bishop Abioye’s Valedictory Speech As He Retires From Oyedepo’s Winners Chapel Emerges
- Oyedepo’s Winners Chapel Discloses What's Next For Bishops Abioye, Aremu After Retirement
- Moment Bishop Oyedepo Prays For Abioye As He Retires From Winners Chapel Emerges
Bishop Abioye sends message to Oyedepo
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Bishop David Abioye who recently retired from the Living Faith Church after decades of service, has said he is "humbled and truly grateful for the gift of men".
Abioye, 63, stated this via a tweet on his official X (formerly Twitter) account on Saturday, October 19.
Abioye's retirement follows a review of the church’s administrative policy, The Mandate. The retirement age for church leaders has been pegged at 55. According to the new policy, David Oyedepo, the church's founder, who is now 70, can now serve for life. The Mandate stipulates that future church leaders will be restricted to one or two seven-year terms, pending approval by the Board of Trustees (BoT).
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