By Jimitota Onoyume

Pastor Andrew Ehiorobo of the Redemption Church of Christ Evangelical Ministry inc. has gifted widows and vulnerable citizens in Agbor, Delta State cash , consumables and clothes .

The event which held at the church compound on Plot 3 Omumu road, Alihela, Agbor,
was a prelude to his forthcoming 18th year” heaven must hear me ” crusade slated for Friday 27th – Sunday 29th December 2024.

Delivering the gifts to the beneficiaries, Pastor Andrew Ehiorobo said he was fulfilling a promise he made many years ago as a child.

He said : ‘’As I was growing up, I told myself that wherever and whenever I find myself, and it is convenient for me, I will reach out to the widows. I started gradually, and to God be the glory I now have partners globally, working together with me to ensure that we have these resources’’.

On their part, the elated recipients showered praises on the anointed man of God for his kind heartedness and prayed God to reward him richly.

Extending special invitation to all men and women of goodwill resident in Ika land and beyond, Pastor Andrew, the Chief Host, revealed that he will be joined at the 3day spirit filled crusade by other anointed men of God coming from different parts of the country.

According to him, “Heaven Must Hear Me” is an annual crusade by his church since 2007 at Alileha village in Agbor with support from other anointed men of God.

He said : ‘’When we talk of divine visitation, we talk of a season of God’s intervention in a man’s life, situation or circumstances. The crusade is a period when God decides to meet with man to change his story. God’s intervention can never go unnoticed as everything must attest to His visitation. When God visited Sarah, she conceived and bore Abraham a child in his old age after they had entertained angels in human form (Genesis 18:1-16 & 21:1-3).

‘’Therefore, for you to enjoy divine visitation, you must surrender your desire and ways to “God’s will” because divine visitation comes most times with a test, an assignment or a responsibility, and when you get it right, it opens the door for overflow of testimonies and other good things of life.”