The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has clarified a mix-up surrounding Reverend Isaac Omolehin’s ministering at the organization’s recent convention in Abuja. In a statement, PFN explained that Reverend Omolehin was officially scheduled to facilitate a breakout worship session, which he conducted with remarkable grace and anointing.
According to the statement, “For the avoidance of doubt, Rev. Omolehin was officially scheduled-through a formal letter served to him-to facilitate a breakout worship session, which he conducted with remarkable grace and anointing, leaving behind powerful testimonies among his hearers.”
However, PFN emphasized that “at no time did the fellowship communicate any invitation for him to minister at the main plenary session; consequently, the question of withdrawing him from addressing the general assembly never arose.”
The PFN described the matter as a clear mix-up and highlighted the importance of brotherly love in providing clarity, closure, and healing. The
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