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The Devil's Altar call

Cynthia was touched. She couldn’t believe it; she saw herself crying, shedding tears profusely. They were tears of sorrow that came from the depth of her heart. The preaching on the saving love of Jesus Christ which she had just heard was overwhelmingly touching. [...]

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Where was God?

Where was God?
I wonder…
Where was God before the world began?
Where was God?
Before He came to being?
Did He exist before existence?
Where was God?
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You may kiss the Bride... muah

I hate weddings.

Not the institution but the ceremonies built around it.

I mean, the first miracle Jesus ever performed was at a wedding…and that should have sent a signal to humanity that no matter how hard people try, something would always go wrong at [...]

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Okon 2

OKON 2

“Wait!”

The bus rolled to a stop, cutting off the spontaneous religious singing that had engulfed the bus as a result of a successful ministerial trip to the rental units next door.

All eyes turned to gaze at Okon, who now stood [...]

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OKON

Okon Itiaba stumbled out of the black Ford Taurus sedan and then quickly steadied himself. A couple of passers-by approached him as if to offer assistance. He smiled reassuringly and then waved them off.

He slammed the door of the sedan shut behind him [...]

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Had I known!

And they warned me oh! My sister warned me. Tega, my best friend, warned me. Kafayat or Kaffy as she prefers to be called, warned me too. But I just did not see their point. It is all about the heart, I argued and [...]

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CONFESSIONS OF A VERY COMFORTABLE CHURCH ATTENDER

I got a call from a lady in church yesterday. She’s quite known in church, involved in a lot of activities and (I believe) a teacher in the Foundation Class. She said I’d been nominated to man the church information desk.

‘Scuse me?

Yes, [...]

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The Cele Experience

February 2004 it was when I had temporarily relocated to Port Harcourt for my 6 month IT. Not only was I ecstatic about going 2 live with my late aunt Chioma; bless her soul, but also because of the “exciting gists” I had always [...]

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