Felix Mbata, Lagos state
Pastor Nick Medo-Uwa, the senior pastor and presiding bishop of Pentecostal Canaanland Mission Int’l, a member of Evangelical Church Alliance United State of America, the President of Pentecostal International Ministers Alliance (PIMA) in Lagos has been making a profound impact in the lives of many through his ministry and annual Laughter programme. In this interview, Pastor Nick shares his insights on the importance of his ministry, his partnership with the Christian Police Fellowship of Nigeria (CPFN), and the impact of his Laughter programme on the community.
Q: Pastor Nick, can you tell us about your ministry and the annual Laughter programme?
A: Yes, our ministry is centered on spreading the gospel and serving those in need. The Laughter programme is an annual event that brings people together to celebrate the power of laughter and the love of God. It’s a time of spiritual renewal, physical healing, and emotional upliftment. During the programme, we provide palliatives to those in need, including food, clothing, and other essential items. We also offer prayers and counseling to those who are struggling.
Q: That’s wonderful. How did you get involved with CPFN, and what has been your experience like?
A: I was introduced to CPFN by Pastor (ASP) Henry Dumbi (Rtd), Felix Mbata. I’ve had the opportunity to preach at their events, and I’ve enjoyed working with them. CPFN’s ministry to police officers and the community is crucial, and I’m proud to be associated with them.
Q: Your Laughter programme has been recognized for its impact on the community. Can you tell us more about it?
A: During the programme, we touch lives spiritually, physically, and emotionally. People come from all over to experience the joy and healing that comes with laughter and prayer. We’ve seen many testimonies of lives changed, businesses revived, and families restored. It’s a programme that has brought hope and joy to many.
Q: You recently received an appreciation award from CPFN for your contributions to their growth and success. How did you feel about receiving the “Appreciation Award”, and do you think it’s because of your good work that CPFN saw?
A: I was humbled and grateful to receive the “Appreciation Award”. I believe that CPFN recognized my efforts because they’ve been watching me and seeing the impact of my ministry. Whatever we’re doing, somebody somewhere is watching, and I’m glad that CPFN has been able to see the good work that we’re doing and appreciate it. It’s a motivation to continue serving others and partnering with CPFN in their mission to minister to police officers and the community.
Q: What do you think is the key to your ministry’s success, and how do you plan to continue making a positive impact?
A: I believe that the key to our ministry’s success is our commitment to serving others and spreading the love of God. We focus on touching lives spiritually, physically, and emotionally, and we’re passionate about making a difference in our community. As for the future, we’re planning to continue our Laughter programme and other initiatives that promote love, kindness, and compassion.
Q: As the President of Pentecostal International Ministers Alliance (PIMA), can you tell us more about your vision for the organization?
A: PIMA is a body of churches committed to integrity, love, and spreading the word of God. Our vision is to bring ministers together, promote love and unity, and prepare them for the end-time harvest of souls. We’re excited about the possibilities and look forward to growing and spreading the gospel to more people.
Q: What advice would you give to CPFN on how to make a greater impact in their ministry?
A: I would encourage CPFN to continue their good work, maintaining high moral standards and serving as a light to others. Their ministry requires sacrifice, but it’s worth it. By living a life that honors God and demonstrates love and compassion, they can make a positive impact on the community.
Q: Finally, what message would you like to share with our readers?
A: I would like to encourage everyone to continue serving others and spreading the love of God. Let’s work together to make a positive impact in our communities and bring hope and joy to those who need it most.
Conclusion
Pastor Nick Medo-Uwa’s ministry is a shining example of the power of kindness, compassion, and dedication to serving others. His partnership with CPFN and his Laughter programme have made a positive impact on the community, and we pray that his work will continue to inspire others to make a difference.