Holy Spirit Mission roles out drums for 50th Anniversary, as Ighele harps on change of culture
Members of Holy Spirit Mission (aka) Happy Family Church on Saturday, March 16, 2024, rolled out drums to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the church.
The event which took place at the international headquarters of the church in Akuwonjo, Lagos State, came with powerful testimonies of the faithfulness of God in the life of members of the church.
The General Superintendent (GS) of the Church Bishop (Dr) Charles Ighele disclosed that the church has entered a new phase which is change culture, a culture of righteousness, integrity and honesty.
He said, “I went on a three days retreat, and I asked God what do I do and God said, you need leadership by inspiration. I have to go into how to change culture; I have already started how to change the culture of this ministry.”
He said people need to change the attitude of I don’t care and give their best in all they do.
He added that the most powerful component that can drive a man is culture “By the grace of God, I have seen that the most powerful component, the most powerful thing that can drive a man is culture. Therefore this church will try to build the culture of righteousness, seek ye first the kingdom and its righteousness, and other things shall be added unto you, that is the power of bringing the heavenly culture right here.
“So the culture we are building is the culture of integrity, honesty. Integrity is more important to me than anointing, because by their fruits we shall know them, by their behavior we shall know them.”
Bishop Ighele, while urging members to take the message of culture change embedded in righteousness, honesty and integrity to their various homes, also hinted that the church is set to build old people’s homes in The US, to care for the elderly. “As we leave here my message is get the fruit of the spirit. That is the culture of the kingdom, see how we grow, see how we have better people, in your compound, let that behavior show that you are a child of God. We are going to lay more emphasis on changing the culture.”
“So as we celebrate the 50th anniversary we are going to see more of this, our work in the US people that are coming in, this is the work that is attracting them, and in the US we are going to take care of the old, the elderly, care for them, put them into a community,” Ighele disclosed.
