Church Gists
Reverend Mikpoyibo Now Bishop-Elect

By Daniel Dafe
Founder, Peculiar People Congregation (PPC), Obiaruku, Delta State, Rev (Dr.) Felix Mikpoyibo, has been pronounced a Bishop.
Although the official consecration will hold later this year, the announcement as a Bishop-elect was made recently by Bishop Agbabi Onyeka Dore-Fidelis, Joyful Faith Church, during a church service at PPC.
Delivering the day’s sermon during the occasion, Bishop Onyeka Dore-Fidelis, who was accompanied by other clerics to the programme, said Bishop-Elect Mikpoyibo has made notable contributions to Christendom globally.
The Bishop who spoke on the topic ‘Grateful to God, Grateful to Men,’ noted that thanksgiving is a tool for accessing more from God.
According to him, they are proud of Mikpoyibo, saying that apart from lives that he has touched through his ministry and the churches he oversees, many persons that went through his school in Obiaruku have been greatly impacted.
The preacher also commended the Bishop-elect’s wife, Pastor (Mrs.) Victoria Mikpoyibo, for standing by her husband.
Other gospel ministers present during the occasion include Apostle (Dr.) Chaplain Enyophrure, Bishop-Elect Akpotowho Duke, Bishop (Dr.) Ojewa Charles, Bishop Nmalagwu Greatman, Rev. (Mrs.) Angela Agbabi and Evangelist Nzeh Friday.
Others are Pastor Anthony Uchebike Ogonegbu, Pastor Kenneth Eni, Pastor Sam Mikpoyibo and Pastor Christopher Efemini.
Also, on the said day, the celebrant marked his 17th anniversary as a gospel minister alongside his 23rd marriage anniversary.
The church also held her midyear thanksgiving service.
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