PC NAIKOM SENDS FORTH REV. NCHOTU MOSES SHU.

By Stephen Ojang

Rev. Nchotu Moses Shu.

Christians of PC Naikom in Menchum Presbytery, have sent forth their Spiritual Shepherd, who doubles as Presbyterial Secretary, Rev. Nchotu Moses Shu, who was transferred to Bui Presbytery, in same capacity. In a Spirit filled Sermon, the Servant of God called on God's children to be steadfast in their transformation, and continue to seek God's face, despite the numerous challenges the are confronted to. Reading from 1John 1:5-2-6, the Man of God called on them to draw closer to God more than ever before.

In strict respect of measures put in place to combat the corona virus, COVID-19, the marmot crowd that usually characterise such occasionally was conspicuously absent.

Elder Tegha handing farewell speech

The Congregational Chairperson of PC Naikom, Elder Tegha Raphael, while wishing farewell to the Man of God, enumerated the giant projects executed during his five years Spiritual Leadership. These projects included inter alia;

Provision of window protector for the security of the church building,
Changing of the delapidated roof of the church house,
Beautification of the Sanctuary
Construction of a befitting ceiling for the church house,
Provision of lighting system for the church,
Initiated the protection of church land by fencing the PHS campus and building of a gate at the entrance of the Presbytery seat.
Provision of tiles for the vestry and planting of 1000 trees.

To these material realisations, one can add the Spiritual impact the preachings of Rev. Nchotu Moses has had on the christians as many were led to God, while others simply leaned how to give to God.

Last greetings to Christians

To many christians, the spirit of giving they now have, was instilled in them by Rev. Nchotu Moses Shu. Many had never known that one could give money for the work of God to advance.

Tiles on the Church floor

Giant modern and futuristic ceiling

protectors on windows of the church house

Rev. Nchotu Moses Shu called on all Christians of PC Naikom to show the same collaboration they showed him to him, to the new Parish Pastor, Rev. ... who also doubles as Presbytery Secretary.

Amongst the numerous gifts received, was the certificate of recognition, given by The Women of Faith Movement, an inter-denominational prayer group for peace in Menchum Division, for the outstanding Spiritual support of Rev. Nchotu Moses, to the success of this movement, to attend its objectives.

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