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Odewaleadesoye:
For those who don't want to read the long post, here's the summary:

The Anglican Diocese of Okene in Kogi State has introduced several new resolutions following its recent Synod.

• Members must wait at least two weeks after death before burying their relatives, regardless of instructions the deceased may have given while alive.

• The Diocese says keeping the body through embalming during this period has no evil or spiritual consequences.

• External undertakers have been banned from burial programmes. The Boys Brigade in the parishes should handle such duties instead.

• Members living outside their home communities are encouraged to send at least 50% of their annual tithe to their home churches.

• The Diocese plans to identify investment opportunities and possibly provide soft loans to improve members' economic well-being.

• Churches have been directed to embark on more intentional and aggressive evangelism to increase membership.

• The third Sunday of every month will be Youth Sunday, with youths taking active roles in church programmes.

• Children will officially leave Sunday School for the adult church after completing JSS 3, with the formal transition taking place every May 27.

• The Diocese also called for stronger discipleship and Christian teaching to retain and grow its membership.

The resolutions were adopted for implementation throughout the Anglican Diocese of Okene.

symbianDON:
Bros abeg na!!

Odewaleadesoye:
For those who don't want to read the long post, here's the summary:

The Anglican Diocese of Okene in Kogi State has introduced several new resolutions following its recent Synod.

• Members must wait at least two weeks after death before burying their relatives, regardless of instructions the deceased may have given while alive.

• The Diocese says keeping the body through embalming during this period has no evil or spiritual consequences.

• External undertakers have been banned from burial programmes. The Boys Brigade in the parishes should handle such duties instead.

• Members living outside their home communities are encouraged to send at least 50% of their annual tithe to their home churches.

• The Diocese plans to identify investment opportunities and possibly provide soft loans to improve members' economic well-being.

• Churches have been directed to embark on more intentional and aggressive evangelism to increase membership.

• The third Sunday of every month will be Youth Sunday, with youths taking active roles in church programmes.

• Children will officially leave Sunday School for the adult church after completing JSS 3, with the formal transition taking place every May 27.

• The Diocese also called for stronger discipleship and Christian teaching to retain and grow its membership.

The resolutions were adopted for implementation throughout the Anglican Diocese of Okene.

Ashirioluwa:
I know you’re joking.

An embalmed dead person cannot come back to life because the embalming process drains the blood and replaces it with toxic chemicals.

Although, there were some rare events that happened because medical staff incorrectly pronounced a living person dead. These people eventually woke up in the mortuary before the embalming process began. It happened before their blood was drained and injected with those toxic chemicals.

Once the embalming chemicals are injected into the body, survival is impossible.

Kobicove:
How is that possible?

Maybe you watched it in Africa Magic movie channel

AngelicBeing:
Really , Tell me more, we are all ears ooooooo mucheche

Dancebreaker:
Dude, take the correction from the guy correcting you. Anglican and Protestant are part of the Holy Catholic Church.

The Roman Catholic Church is the one headed by the Pope, the Bishop of Rome.

Please ask your Anglican Church Bishop or pastor instead of arguing.

Various Anglican publications clearly call it part of the Catholic Church. Could you share how you managed not to read or see that?

oweniwe:
The Lord said honour your father and your mother.

This Church is telling children to dishonour their parents who specifically gave instructions to be buried quickly

Anglican Church why nau?

BewareOf419:
It is a welcome development

I have seen someone embalmed in mortuary and after 21 days, he comes back to life

BewareOf419:
https://abcnews.com/International/south-african-dead-man-wakes-screaming-day-morgue/story?id=14154534

BewareOf419:
It is a welcome development

I have seen someone embalmed in mortuary and after 21 days, he comes back to life

enemyofprogress:
rora ma pa iro.

symbianDON:
this is quite understood and has happened a number of times.... but to say someone was embalmed for 21 days and stilloke up?? Omorrr! Abeg na

iamjavadem:
Liar!! Before a person is embalmed, most of the organs are removed, so how now?

BewareOf419:
Watch this

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1KYS44EVNu/

symbianDON:
wonderful!

BewareOf419:
Are you now satisfied?

symbianDON:
not exactly. The original post i quoted claimed someone had died and was embalmed for 21 days yet he was resurrected!!!

BewareOf419:
Definately you can't comprehend despite been subtitled in English.

Embalming fluids were applied, he was deformed, etc and after some days, he came back to life from the coffin ⚰️.

Initially, you and others thought it can never be possible for any dead body that passed through embalming processing after application of fluids to come back to life and I gave you a video testimony to see that there is nothing NEW under this planet!

symbianDON:
I comprehended perfectly Sir. I don't doubt the video you posted. He was supposedly dead for 4 days. 4 days isn't the same as 21 days! It is the 21 days claim that I am skeptical about.