GOOD FRIDAY
I used to steal and smuggle drugs. I got a lot
of money and recognition from trafficking.
With this lifestyle, I got cars, bikes, was
always at parties and had whatever woman
I wanted. It was only after a close call with
prison that I realised I truly needed to turn
my life around. I committed to receiving help
at the UCKG, and with the assistance of the
helpers and the Friday meetings, the desire
to drink or take drugs gradually left me.
Aldemar Jesus
I was diagnosed with schizophrenia. I was put
on heavy doses of medication. The voices were
louder than ever and the more frequent they got,
the more desperate I became. When a newspaper
from the Help Centre came through my letterbox,
I considered it my last resort. What did I have
to lose? I would attend the weekly meetings
especially on Fridays because I wanted to receive
my deliverance and I knew that it was only my faith
and determination that was going to set me free.
Today I am doing very well for myself. God saved
me from a very low point and I am eternally grateful to Him for His help.
Pamela Carolan
Before I came to the Help Centre, I was a confused,
void, addicted, and outraged young man with
evil intentions towards others. The addictions I
carried with me were towards pornography and
sleeping around constantly. I was then told about an
opportunity to have that void filled when a purpose
was introduced in the church. I committedly
participated to really change.Well, I can stand today
and say how I am no longer the same person. I am no
longer addicted, angry and above all the void has been filled.
Stephen Aduadjoe
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