In the gospel of Mark 16:1-8, two women who were witnesses of the cruxifixction, burial, empty tomb and the message of the resurrection are told to go and tell others. Let us go and tell people the true meaning of Easter. “It is Friday, but Sunday is coming”.

Glory be to God for EACC. Thank you all for for blessings us today.

Complex 44. When you have a chance go and play. Lord bless you.

GAFCON Primates meeting and visit at Trinity in Ambridge, PA

So thankful to Mr. Yinka Fisher for hosting our Bishops (Rwandan) at his house for dinner. A GAFCON leader.

Grateful for the Primate of All Nigeria and Mama Nigeria. Partnership in Mission being explored.

At the Hideaway Rebero, with a fantastic view of the city

Our Diocesan theme for 2025: You, however, must teach what is appropriate to sound doctrine, (Titus 2:1).

It is a must see.

Happy NewYear.

Happy New Year.

Honored to be in Chile for the investiture of the New Archbishop and celebrating Archbishop Tito’s retirement. ++ Enrique, GAFCON Primates welcome you. Gloria a Dios

It has been a pleasure to host our friends from @ChristChurchPlano in Rwanda! Their partnership in building 2 churches & an ECD center in Karama & Butare has been a blessing. Together, we dedicated these spaces to the Lord, praying for the communities they will serve.

Your fantastic city. We are to be thankful and keep our nation in prayers and we also thank God for our leadership. Taken from The Hideaway Boutique Hotel.

Enjoy the conference . Our prayers are with you. Thank you for representing us.

Just dreaming.

We need a paradigm shift in our church/denominational leadership and management approach. The “it’s how it has always been done” will not cut it. Where accountability and transparency is sung. To be on the same page may be I should use the biblical word stewardship.

We have not left the Anglican Communion; we are the Anglican Communion.

Most Anglicans uphold male-only episcopacy, but the reordering of the Global Anglican Communion is about more than appointing a woman as Archbishop of Canterbury. It responds to decades of departure from God’s Word, ongoing revisionism, and failed communion structures.