Oyedepo Prays for Ibiyeomie, Komaiya at Cathedral Dedication

Founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has offered prayers for Pastors David Ibiyeomie and David Komaiya during the dedication of a new cathedral belonging to Salvation Ministries in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

The event brought together prominent Christian leaders and members of the church to celebrate the completion and dedication of the worship facility.

Oyedepo, who attended the ceremony as a special guest, prayed for Ibiyeomie, founder of Salvation Ministries, and Komaiya, founder of The Master’s Place International Church.

During the prayer session, the renowned preacher asked God to strengthen the ministers, enlarge their influence and continue to use them for the advancement of the Christian faith.

He also prayed for divine grace, greater impact and the preservation of their ministries, acknowledging their contributions to Christian evangelism and leadership.

The cathedral dedication marked an important milestone for Salvation Ministries, which has continued to expand its worship facilities and ministry activities.

Ibiyeomie, a prominent Nigerian Pentecostal preacher, established Salvation Ministries in 1997 in Port Harcourt. The church has since grown into an international Christian ministry with congregations and members across different countries.

Komaiya, meanwhile, leads The Master’s Place International Church, which has developed a presence through its teachings, worship programmes and evangelistic activities.

Oyedepo’s participation in the dedication highlighted the gathering of influential Christian leaders and the relationships among prominent Pentecostal ministries in Nigeria.

The ceremony also attracted attention among church members and Christian observers, particularly because of the prayers offered for the ministers and the significance of the new cathedral to Salvation Ministries.

The dedication represents another development in the growth of large-scale Christian worship facilities in Nigeria, where churches continue to invest in infrastructure to accommodate expanding congregations and ministry programmes.