OPPM Set to celebrate 9th Anniversary: A CELEBRATION OF GRACE AND MERCY.

OPPM Set to celebrate 9th Anniversary: A CELEBRATION OF GRACE AND MERCY 

By Endurance Ikanone 

The Omega Prophetic Prayer Ministry (OPPM) is set to celebrate its 9th anniversary in a grand style with the theme "Grace and Mercy" taking center stage. The anniversary celebration, which promises to be a memorable one, will take place on August 6th to 11th, 2024, at the ministry's headquarters in Amukpe-Sapele, Delta State.

Since its inception in 2015, OPPM has been a beacon of hope and a source of inspiration to many, with its message of love, grace, and mercy resonating with people from all walks of life. 

The ministry, led by its founder and senior pastor, Apostle (Dr.) Daniel Ogharadunkun Ololo, has been instrumental in transforming lives, restoring hope, and spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The anniversary celebration will feature a series of activities, including a special thanksgiving service, a charity outreach program, and others. The event will also feature special guest ministers, gospel music performances, and testimonials from beneficiaries of the ministry's charitable programs.

Prophet Ololo, while speaking on the anniversary, expressed gratitude to God for his grace and mercy, which have been the driving force behind the ministry's success. "We are grateful to God for his faithfulness and mercy, which have seen us through the past nine years. We are committed to continuing our mission of spreading the gospel and touching lives," he said.

The anniversary celebration is expected to attract thousands of guests, including dignitaries, religious leaders, and members of the public. As OPPM marks this significant milestone, it is clear that the ministry's impact will continue to be felt for generations to come.

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