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05/11/2025

BISHOP IKEAKOR SAID: TOUCH YOURSELF AND SAY THIS!

01/11/2025

2025 NOVEMBER PRAYER BREAKFAST IN PICTURES

30/10/2025

THERE IS ALWAYS REWARDS FOR PASSION AND DILIGENCE... BISHOP IKEAKOR.

27/10/2025

*PRESS RELEASE*

Church of Nigeria Gets New General Secretary

The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, The Most Rev’d Dr. Henry C. Ndukuba has approved the appointment of The Venerable Barr. Festus Opara, PhD, as the new General Secretary of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion.

In a document released by the outgoing General Secretary, the Ven. Dr. Paul Dajur, Ven. Opara's appointment follows a rigorous and merit-based selection process in which he performed excellently and emerged as the most suitable candidate for the office.

His appointment became necessary after the outgoing General Secretary, Dr. Dajur, was elected the bishop of the newly created Diocese of Keffi-Karshi Missionary Diocese last month.

The General Secretary serves as the chief administrative officer of the Church, working closely with the Primate to ensure the effective coordination of the Church’s national activities, communications, and governance in accordance with the Constitution and Canons of the Church of Nigeria.

His appointment takes effect from Saturday, 1 November 2025.

The Primate expressed his confidence that the passion, dedication, and wealth of experience will greatly contribute to his work in the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, and prayed that the Lord who has called him to this role will grant him wisdom, grace, and strength to serve faithfully to the glory of His Name and for the good of His Church.

Korede Akintunde
Communication Officer,
Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion).
[email protected]
27th October, 2025

24/10/2025

THROWING MONEY AROUND AND RICHMEN... BISHOP IKEAKOR

21/10/2025

HEAR THIS ABOUT GREATNESS... BISHOP IKEAKOR

18/10/2025

AMICHI DIOCESE CELEBRATES THE FEAST OF ST LUKES, AS BISHOP IKEAKOR SPEAKS ON THE EFFICACY OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST

Today, 18th of October is set aside to celebrate the feast of St Luke the Evangelist and Physician in all the Orthodox churches world over.
The Anglican Diocese of Amichi held a Diocesan service of the Holy Eucharist which is called a Special Holy Eucharist for Healing with the Bishop as the Chief Celebrant.

Delivering his homily on the occasion, His Lordship, the Rt Revd Ephraim Okechukwu Ikeakor, Bishop Anglican Diocese of Amichi spoke on the topic, The Healing Power of the Holy Communion. He emphasized that the church believes in the holistic ministry which implies healing for the soul and the body.

Bishop Ikeakor said that the Holy Eucharist is the highest and greatest celebrated and received sacrament in the church adding that it is the mother of all sacraments.

The Bishop highlighted the reasons why it has the healing power for all sickness saying that it is the body of Christ that we take in as the bread, and that the blood we share in is the greatest sacrifice which is the greatest assurance from God by Jesus for spiritual and physical healing.

The Diocesan said that Holy Communion is a spiritual blood transfusion for a Christian. He said that blood transfusion becomes necessary for people in critical health condition, those whose lives are in danger and those without sufficient blood to continue treatment. He said that as Christians, we should bear in mind while approaching the Lord's table for holy eucharist that there many areas that needs to be boosted in our life because they are insufficient.

Bishop Ikeakor maintained that blood transfusion stabilizes the patient, boost his strength, prevent organ failure, hastens healing and restores health.

The Bishop decried the trend where some Christians don't partake in the eucharist due to hatred for the Priest describing it as rejecting a signed cheque just because the person delivering it is poorly dressed. He warned the faithfuls to desist from such act adding that the Priest is just a messenger.

The Evangelical Bishop said that anybody who partakes in the Holy Communion with faith will always receive healing for the soul and body insisting that there is no sickness that can resist the power and efficacy of the Holy Communion in the body.

He warned against attending the Holy Eucharist as a mere church ritual saying that such act neutralizes the healing power of the Holy Eucharist in the life of such communicant. He encouraged the people to always attend holy eucharist with expectation, faith, preparedness and prayerfully as He concluded the homily with prayers.

The service which took place at the Cathedral Church of St Andrew Amichi saw the church filled to capacity with many people bringing their family members to partake in the communion.
The wife of the Bishop, Dame Nkem Ikeakor, Mama Amichi Diocese, the Clergy and laity graced the special service.
This day was also the Women day celebration as the women engaged in other activities after the service.

Highpoint of the service was the Bishop laying hands on the children while distributing the elements and administring the communion to the sick people in their sits.

PICTURES GALLERY

Revd Ugochukwu Umeakuana
Diocesan Communicator.

18/10/2025

16/10/2025

BISHOP IKEAKOR DESCRIBES REVD DR. UMA UKPAI...

15/10/2025

BISHOP IKEAKOR BUTTRESSES ON TRUE GREATNESS AS MASTERS VESSELS SEMINARY REDEDICATION HOLDS

The Bishop, Rt. Revd Ephraim Okechukwu Ikeakor has refuted the general believe that greatness is defined by wealth, position, possession or status. He said that one can be wealthy, well positioned and certificated without being great before God.

Bishop Ikeakor said that for anyone to be adjudged great before God he must know God's divine purpose for his life and existence, he must develop himself to pursue his divine purpose.

The Bishop who was speaking during the Rededication Service of the Masters Vessels Seminary Osumenyi added that men who are great are men who focus on their discovered divine purpose to achieve it and men who endure everything in life to achieve their divine purpose.

He said that you can count yourself great if your achievements are done in the fear of God and if your greatness impacts your generation and environment positively.

The Fiery Preacher speaking about John the Baptist said he was described by Jesus as the greatest of that was born of woman because he kept to his assignment of preparing the way of the Lord which is purpose of his existence, he kept to stringent rule over his life, he understands himself and never impersonated Jesus Christ when they asked him if he was the Christ.

Speaking further, The Bishop said that great people like John the Baptist know their limitations and what God says about them and key into it. He went on to say that they don't condemn others but they present others and place them where they belong and that they know when to bow out.

He concluded by saying that great men are not great in riches and wealth alone but in legacy and positive impacts.

The Bishop prayed a prophetic prayer of rededication for staff and students of the school for the new academic session.

Recall that last Sunday, the Bishop worshipped with and rededicated the Staff and Students of Holy Child Convent Amichi.

Rededication service is a special service where the Bishop prays for the staff and students of the Diocesan schools and commits them into God's care after resumption from holidays.

Today's rededication service was attended by the wife of the Bishop, Dame Nkem Ikeakor, Mama Amichi Diocese, the PTA Chairman of Masters Vessels Seminary Osumenyi, Mr Ugochukwu Onuigbo, the PTA Chairman of Holy Child Convent Amichi, Engr Edwin Onuorah, the Diocesan Education Secretary, Ven Chuka Nwosu, the Principal Masters Vessels Seminary Osumenyi, Ven Dr. Tony Okeke and host of other Clergymen.

The solemn service was conducted by the chief chaplain of the school, Revd Chinemelum Umeagudosi.

PICTURES ELABORATE

Revd Ugochukwu Umeakuana
Diocesan Communicator.

11/10/2025

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, REVD UGOCHUKWU UMEAKUANA, THE MANAGER SURE ANCHOR MEDIA LTD AMICHI AND THE DIOCESAN COMMUNICATOR, ANGLICAN DIOCESE OF AMICHI. BRETHREN PLEASE PRAY FOR HIM AND WISH HIM WELL!

02/10/2025

2025 FREEDOM PRAYER BREAKFAST: BISHOP IKEAKOR SPEAKS ON ALL ROUND FREEDOM

The Cathedral Church of St Andrew Amichi was filled to capacity as faithfuls gathered for the October edition of Prayer Breakfast known as the Freedom Prayer.

The Bishop preached on the topic, All Round Freedom with John 8: 31-36 as the chosen Bible text. The Bishop made it clear that the only source of freedom remains the finished work of Christ on the cross of Calvary. He said that what Satan and other sources give to people is masked bondage packaged as freedom.

Bishop Ikeakor said to be Free Indeed means to be Absolutely Free, Unquestionably Free, Undeniably Free, Certainly and Positively Free. He added that free indeed means totally and all round freedom.

The Prelate highlighted areas where people need freedom to include, Addiction, Sicknesses and Diseases, Faulty Foundation, Demonic Oppression and Efforts without Positive Results.

The Bishop concluded the programme with episcopal declaration upon the people.

The programme which was Moderated by the Ven Ncheghariamaka Iloabueke had many people in attendance among who was Dame Nkem Ikeakor, the wife of the Bishop.

Highlights of the programme was the distribution of wrappers to widows and women ages between 75 to 80 years which was a gift donated by a good spirited individual to mark her birthday.
In the same vein, the Bishop and wife distributed over 350 loaves of bread to the Students of College of Nursing Sciences Amichi.

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Rev'd Ugochukwu Umeakuana
Diocesan Communicator!