Pastor Ea Adeboye, the governor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has officially changed the name of the RCCG Apapa family to a popular family.
Naija News The report said the renaming took place on Sunday of a second visit to Trinity Towers, the headquarters of RCCG city David Parish, which oversees the Apapa family.
Accompanied by his wife Pastor Folu Adebo, He shared that he received a sacred directive to rename the famous family in the RCCG community.
In preaching 2:19-24 at 2:19-24, Pastor Adeboye expressed the needs of the Apapa family to experience new grace, a symbol of salt and new Cruise.
He stressed that salt represents God’s recovery of flavor and vitality, eliminating bitterness, preventing demonic influences, and promoting rapid progress.
He explained that the new Cruise symbolized a new starting point, the recovery of lost glory and the renewed commitment to reignite the spiritual passion.
“If someone used to be hot and became lukewarm, they would burn again now.” Pastor Adeboye said.
Naija News The RCCG Apapa family reportedly has a rich legacy, which began in 1991 at Roxy Cinema in Apapa and has approximately 50 members under the leadership of Rev. Tony Rapu.
In just five years, the congregation expanded to more than 45 parishes in Nigeria and internationally, and was supported by a dedicated workforce of more than 500 individuals.
The mission of this family is to reach heaven and bring as many people as possible, while also fostering leaders and fostering a community that embodies excellence, loyalty, character and integrity.
Their goals include the gospel, the establishment of God’s governance, and the demonstration of Christianity through the innovation of their faith and the representation of the representatives.
Over the years, the RCCG APAPA family has experienced considerable growth and transformation, with various pastors playing a key role in their development.
Following Rev. Tony Rapu, Rev. Eskor Mfon took the helm and further expanded the expansion of the Apapa family chapel.
After the death of Pastor MFON, Pastor Idowu Iluyomade was appointed as the new leader of the Apapa family.
On September 1, 2024, Rev. Kayode Pitan replaced Pastor Iluyomade as the head of the Apapa family.
