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The sun peered over the horizon, casting a warm golden hue across the bustling grounds of the church. It was the third day of the March 2025 Special Holy Ghost Service, and today was the highly anticipated anointing and holy communion day. A palpable sense of excitement filled the air as congregants gathered, each person fueled by their hopes and aspirations for divine intervention and blessings.
Among the myriad of activities taking place, the sanitation team stood out in their vibrant lemon-colored attire. The uniforms, shining brightly in the sunlight, symbolized purity and service—a perfect reflection of their mission for the day. Each member of the team wore their attire with pride, knowing that their role was not just functional but was also an expression of their devotion to the fellowship.
As they prepared for the day ahead, the sanitation team members exchanged smiles and encouraging words. They knew that their efforts were crucial in maintaining the sanctity and cleanliness of the holy space where countless lives were touched each day. With brooms, mops, and various cleaning supplies in hand, they spread out across the vast premises transforming the surroundings into a welcoming haven for worship.
“Let’s make every corner shine! This is a holy day,” exclaimed the members , and the team leaders , their voices brimming with enthusiasm. They clapped their hands, rallying together with a contagious energy that sparked instant motivation. As they worked, they moved in synchrony, their actions almost choreographed—bending, sweeping, and rinsing. Their camaraderie was evident, and their laughter echoed softly, mixing with the sound of hymns rising from the gathering congregation.
As the sun climbed higher, the atmosphere began to shift. The church’s atmosphere filled with the aroma of incense and the sweet sound of worship. People began to line up for the communion service, eager to partake in the sacred meal that binds them to their faith.
Meanwhile, the sanitation team ensured that each area remained pristine for everyone entering the holy place.
Tairu Olaitan, the RCCG NATIONAL SANITATION MEDIA coordinator reporting.
