| CCIC Centres in Port Harcourt, Rivers State are set to
storm Lagos for the Church's 32nd Anniversary Celebration and
Campmeeting 2013.
  Speaking to Campmeeting Chronicle the Coordinating Pastor
of the zone, Rev Dr Phillip Okerentugba said 140 persons are on the official
contingent. The party, which will be departing the Garden City on Sunday
October 13, does not include scores of others who have made private
arrangements to be at the landmark event. Also speaking on the arrangements, pastor of one the six centres, D-Line Centre, Rev Tony Obi intimated CC that Port Harcourt Centres are sensitising people in their environment for the event through billboards, posters, flyers, and radio jingles on Faith for Now weekly radio broadcast. This is with a view to encouraging non- Chapelites to share in the blessing that the event offers by attending in Lagos or joining online. Three of the centres, Shiloh, D-line and Jubilee are perfecting arrangements to receive live-streamed transmissions on big screen throughout the seven-day programme.
 Also speaking on the arrangements, pastor of one
the six centres, D-Line Centre, Rev Tony Obi intimated CC that Port Harcourt
Centres are sensitising people in their environment for the event through
billboards, posters, flyers, and radio jingles on Faith for Now weekly radio
broadcast. This is with a view to
encouraging non- Chapelites to share in the blessing that the event offers by
attending in Lagos or joining online. Three of the centres, Shiloh, D-line
and Jubilee are perfecting arrangements to receive live-streamed
transmissions on big screen throughout the seven-day programme.
Concluding Pastor Phillips said the people are
so excited and expectant, that were it practicable the centres could have
emptied into Lagos for the period.
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Speaking to Campmeeting Chronicle the Coordinating Pastor
of the zone, Rev Dr Phillip Okerentugba said 140 persons are on the official
contingent. The party, which will be departing the Garden City on Sunday
October 13, does not include scores of others who have made private
arrangements to be at the landmark event. Also speaking on the arrangements, pastor of one the six centres, D-Line Centre, Rev Tony Obi intimated CC that Port Harcourt Centres are sensitising people in their environment for the event through billboards, posters, flyers, and radio jingles on Faith for Now weekly radio broadcast. This is with a view to encouraging non- Chapelites to share in the blessing that the event offers by attending in Lagos or joining online. Three of the centres, Shiloh, D-line and Jubilee are perfecting arrangements to receive live-streamed transmissions on big screen throughout the seven-day programme.
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