OpenLife Nigeria reports that Jehovah’s Witnesses globally have launched a campaign to invite all persons to two special events in April 2025.
On the evening of Saturday, April 12, Jehovah’s Witnesses around the world will gather for their annual commemoration of the death of Jesus Christ. In previous years, the event has drawn some 20 million people globally.
“Every year, millions of Jehovah’s Witnesses invite others to join us in remembering Jesus Christ,” said Odeyemi Afolabi, a spokesman for Jehovah’s Witnesses. “The purpose of our month-long campaign is to extend the invitation to this very special event to as many residents in our community as possible.”
The annual observance of the Lord’s Evening Meal will feature a talk highlighting the importance of Jesus’ death and how all mankind benefits from his sacrifice.
The event is one hour in duration and is free and open to the public.
For more information about how Jehovah’s Witnesses observe the Lord’s Supper, please visit the event’s online invitation on jw.org, the official website of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
In addition, a special talk titled “Can Truth Be Found?” will be delivered at local Kingdom Halls on the weekend of April 5 and 6.
The 30-minute, Bible-based public talk will highlight what Jesus said about truth and where it can be found in this time of increasing misinformation. The talk will be followed by a one-hour discussion of a scriptural topic featuring audience participation.
To learn more about these special events and how to attend, please visit jw.org.
lake Ontario is one of the five Great Lake
EFCC concluded investigation links ex-Delta Gov Ifeanyi Okowa to alleged ₦96bn fraud through Government House…
After the Super Eagles and Super Falcons failed to qualify for their World Cups, the…
The Federal Government says it has disbursed N600bn to about 9 million households at N66,000…
Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo of DCC has launched "Mentor To Marry", a matchmaking platform for Christian…
Zenith Bank hosted its 10th International Trade Seminar on Non-Oil Export. Stakeholders say Nigeria must…
This website uses cookies.