The Macedonia Call Global Assembly has ordained five new bishops and 12 others as senior pastors and resident pastors to advance the work of the church. The ordination ceremony took place at the church's campground in Ikorodu, Lagos, and was led by Presiding Apostle Prof. Osaren Emokpae. The new leaders are expected to expand the reach of the Kingdom of Heaven.
Presiding Apostle of Macedonia Call Global Assembly, Prof. Osaren Emokpae, has ordained five bishops and 12 others as senior pastors and resident pastors, to advance the work of the church. Their consecration took place at the just-concluded Macedonia Call Global Assembly Ministers’ Conference held at its campground in Ikorodu, Lagos. The new bishops are Rev. (Mrs) Imose Osar-Emokpae, who will act as Bishop International, with oversight of Europe and North America; Rev. Ebi Tebepina, Bishop, who will operate in Nigeria; Rev. Irma Barnabas, an Assistant Bishop, will preside over Northern Nigeria; Rev. Turnel Hendrickson is Assistant Bishop for the Caribbean, while Rev Innocent Okoro is Associate Bishop and General Secretary of the church. Others are Rev Obasuyi Ehigiamusoe, Coordinator West/Senior Pastor, Ibadan; Rev. Richard Ajose, Regional Coordinator for Midwest; Rev. Uchenna Opuru, Senior Pastor, Port Harcourt and Regional Coordinator, East and Bayelsa; Rev. Etim Akpan, Senior Pastor, Calabar and Coordinator, Cross River and Akwa Ibom; Pastor (Mrs) Evelyn Hemuka, Pastor in Charge of Oshodi and Pastor Yakubu Manasseh, Resident Pastor for Bauchi. The rest are Pastor Sunday Iyinbor, Resident Pastor Benin; Pastor Nike Babalola, Pastor in Charge, Concorde Avenue, Ikorodu; Pastor Mark Samuel, Resident Pastor for Mount Gerizim, Ikorodu, Lagos; Pastor Christian Uzor, Resident Pastor, Maryland; Pastor Audu Peter, Resident Pastor, Ilasamaja, Lagos and Pastor (Mrs) Blessing Irabor, President of Macedonia Call Women. At the ordination ceremony, Prof. Emokpae formally announced the recent ordination of Rev. Oyekan Reginald in Elephant and Castle Church in the United Kingdom (UK). In his sermon, Emokpae described the new leaders as devoted servants who have led many to the saving grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. He emphasised that the ordination should not be seen as a badge of honour, but rather as a recognition of God’s grace at work in their lives and ministries. He charged them to embrace it as a divine mandate; to go forth and expand the reach of the Kingdom of Heaven.
