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Bishop Oyedepo Reacts To Move To Re-open Churches by marviebeacinho(op): 11:30am On May 24, 2020
Presiding Bishop, Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo has reacted to move to re-open churches and mosques across the nation.

Oyedepo, in a programme on Saturday said 21 States in the federation had agreed to re-open churches and mosques, saying it was a welcome development.

He said other remaining states had no choice than to follow the footsteps of others.

“21 states are open to worship, the other ones have no choice. They should just know that they have no choice.

“Trump had declared places of worship open across the US. That is how God has been humiliating this noisome pestilence,”

He said.

Oyedepo predicted that very shortly, every part of the world would totally be free from Coronavirus, as the fear of the pestilence would go into oblivion.

https://www.marvelzglobe.info/2020/05/bishop-oyedepo-reacts-to-move-to-re.html?m=1
Re: Bishop Oyedepo Reacts To Move To Re-open Churches by petra1(m): 11:51am On May 24, 2020
marviebeacinho:
“21 states are open to worship, the other ones have no choice. They should just know that they have no choice.
Yes o they have no choice
Re: Bishop Oyedepo Reacts To Move To Re-open Churches by eplanning: 11:54am On May 24, 2020
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