Girls Auxillary: 19 Members Advance, Urged to Uphold Christian Values

19 Girls Auxillary Members Promoted to Next Steps in Gwagwalada
Nineteen members of the Girls Auxillary (GA) of First Baptist Church, Gwagwalada, Abuja, have been promoted to their various next steps.
Those promoted to Step 1 are Adesina Elizabeth, Aremu Daniella and Matthew Miracle, while Onifade Tabitha and Ayoola Wuraola were uplifted to Step 2.
Others include Simon Ayomikun, Oladeji Oyin, Komolafe Favour, Oyelami Gloria, Akinpelu Esther and Ogundapo Jemima, who are moving to Step 3.

Okangbe Sarah and Areo Deborah are proceeding to Step 4, while Oyelami Abigael, James Funmilola and James Funmilayo are now on Step 5.

Step 6 candidates are Ajao Damola and Simon Bola, while Emmanuel Busayo is the only member now on Step 7.

Speaking during the coronation at the church’s Sunday Service in Gwagwalada, Abuja, the Director, Girls Auxillary (GA) of the Amazon Grace Baptist Association (AGBA), Mrs Ruth Oladoja, admonished the newly promoted GAs to always live godly lives worthy of emulation wherever they find themselves.

While stressing the need for them to give priority to their quiet time and morning devotion, Mrs Ruth Oladoja advised them to remain committed to their educational pursuits towards becoming productive and responsible children of God in society and Nigeria at large.

In her congratulatory message to the newly promoted GAs, a former Director, Social Ministries Department, FCT Baptist Conference, Dr. Mrs. Naomi Adelabu, urged them to always put into practice what they had learnt during their pre-promotion exercise to enable them to continue to be good ambassadors of the Church and their families.

Dr. Mrs. Naomi Adelabu also enjoined them to shun immoral behaviours and desist from acts detrimental to the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Some of the newly promoted GAs, Wuraola Ayoola, Abigeal Oyelami and Busayo Emmanuel, expressed gratitude to God for the opportunity to move to the next step in the course of their service to God and humanity.

They prayed God to grant them the grace to succeed in the discharge of their duties as Christians and in their chosen careers in life.

Highpoints of the coronation service were the decoration of the newly promoted GAs, presentation of awards and gifts, thanksgiving and special prayers for them, as well as the ushering of Busayo Emmanuel into Lydia after the successful completion of her seven steps as a GA member.