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The atmosphere was electric at the RCCG March 2025 Special Holy Ghost Service. The National Sanitation Team was fully prepared, their spirits high as they arrived on the grounds adorned in vibrant Ankara native attire. Each colorful garment told a story of unity, culture, and purpose, setting the stage for a day that promised to be both meaningful and festive.
As the team assembled, a wave of excitement rippled through the crowd. This was not just any day; today, they would also celebrate one of their beloved monitoring team leaders, affectionately known as Pastor Tee, on the occasion of his birthday. The air was filled with laughter and joyful chatter as thousands of team members came together to honor their leader, whose dedication and kindness had left an indelible mark on the team.
The celebration kicked off with heartfelt speeches recounting Pastor Tee’s many contributions. His infectious enthusiasm and unwavering commitment to service inspired everyone around him. Amidst the joyous festivities, Pastor Tunde Abdullai, the Head of the National Sanitation Team, took the stage. With a warm smile, he expressed his gratitude to all provincial coordinators and leadership for their hard work and unity, which had significantly contributed to the smooth operation of the event.
In the prayer foyer, Pastor Tunde convened a meeting with the coordinators, who were eager to hear his insights. He addressed them earnestly, reminding each member of the importance of their role in the upcoming 2025 convention. “Service is not just a duty; it’s a calling,” he emphasized, urging the coordinators to continue their excellent work and to strive for even greater diligence in their sanitation services.
He spoke passionately about the impact of cleanliness and order on the overall experience of attendees, reinforcing that their efforts contributed not just to the aesthetic of the grounds, but also to the spiritual atmosphere of worship. “We are the hands and feet of this ministry,” he reminded them. “Let us be diligent in our duties so that others may worship freely and joyfully.
Tairu Olaitan, the RCCG NATIONAL SANITATION MEDIA coordinator reporting.
