Cleric fetes 320 muslims, christians disable persons with Wheelchairs, Clutches, cash in A'Ibom

The General overseer of His Divine Redeemed World Ministry, Apostle Dr Elijah Jack presenting wheelchairs to the disables in his church auditorium in Mkpok village, Onna Local Govt area of Akwa Ibom state

Theresa Donatus, Uyo

More than 320 Disable persons comprising of muslims widows and Christian Communities of  Akwa Ibom have benefitted from welfare empowerment programme of His Divine Redeemed World Ministry at Mkpok in Onna local government area of the state.  

The General Overseer of His Divine Redeemed World Ministries, Apostle Dr. Elijah Jack has been in the act of giving back to the less privileged not only in his church but to the less privileged  muslims, declared that muslim are still God's creation.

Items given to the less privileged across various religious beliefs include wheel chairs , food items and cash donations to enable them set up small scale businesses. 

In an interview with Journalist over the weekend, the General Overseer disclosed that what informed his decision to be giving in such a manner was a burden impressed on him by God to reach out to the poor adding that  he feels fulfilled each time he executes that mandate.

Apostle Dr Elijah Jack doing what he knows how to do best

Speaking after distributing 15 wheel chairs, crutches, bags of rice, T-shirts and cash gifts to the disabled, widows and other less privileged at his church auditorium in Mkpok , Onna local government area of the state, Apostle Elijah said the cash gift was to enable them set up small scale businesses and the wheel chairs to ameliorate their sufferings.

According to him, "We are here for the move of God to show love especially to people that are incapacitated. By God grace we have been showing love to the people of the community, feeding the widows and orphans just as the scripture says. 

Apostle Jack said he had decided to provided 15 first grade wheelchairs which cost more than N100,000  each,  78 clutches,  10bags of Rice, sovenaire gifts, polo T-shirts, and cash gifts to the less privileged after much prayers on them . 

"Previously I intended giving them only 3 wheel chairs and food items but when he left, I went in and prayed, and the holy spirit ministered to me that I should not buy 3 clutches but I should empty my account completely and ensure that I extend the help." He said

 "It was strange but the passion keeps coming, so I said it's the will of God.

So I emptied my account and send for 15 first grade wheelchairs which cost more than N100,000  each,  78 clutches,  10bags of Rice, sovenaire gifts, polo T-shirts, and cash gifts."

He explained that muslim faithfuls and other religious groups also benefitted from the welfare programme 

"  So I came up with a theme : "One God, different religions", to inculcate different beliefs, background and other religions into worshipping God without discriminating.

 "We did rallies and brought in disables from communities around us, some beneficiaries were Muslims, traditional worshipers, and christians."

"When I saw them on the road side, I asked my self how I can touch their lives, I told myself I must do something about it, I called one that is closed to me who is from my village." 

"when I told him that the Lord led in my spirit to remember them, he said something that shocked me, he said no body has ever remembered them, that they walked around in the village as abandoned project."

 "It was strange but the passion kept coming, so I said it's the will of God. So I emptied my account and sent for 15 first grade wheelchairs which cost more than N100,000 each, 78 crutches, bags of Rice, souvenaire gifts, polo T-shirts, and cash gifts."

 Apostle Elijah wondered how some people feel to pile up wealth for their grand children forgetting that everyone must give account of his action to God, how you helped the poor.

Apostle sheding tears when he met cases while presenting wheelchairs to the disables

 He explained that he has been discouraged by some people from giving as they claim that he would become poor soon noting that he would not care to be poor if only he can put smiles on the faces of the less privileged.

"My advise is that everybody should try and see how he can put smile on the faces of the less privileged.

"I don't care to become poor and I know God won't allow me to lack food to eat with my family. Giving is an instruction from God and it is not restricted to certain people." He said.

Asked what he intends to achieve by that kind of life style or has a political ambition, he simply said, "nothing, absolutely nothing because I'm not going into politics. Or want people to like me, but I always feel relieved each time I do this I don't want anything from anybody. This is not politics. Giving is biblical and I fill fulfilled to do what I'm doing."

One of the beneficiaries,Kingsely Amos Nkanta, non member of the church said he only came to see what will be given to others that were members of the church but Fortunately, a wheelchair and cash was given to him, that was his happiest day he prayed that God Almighty should bless Apostle Jack with his heart desires, and make him a blessing to this generation and beyond.

Also Uwemedimo from Ikot esido, Onna, a non  said, "Today is a very wonderful day for me, I thank God that I am a beneficiary, I am grateful to God and to Apostle Jack, I pray that God will bless Apostle Jack and make him hundred fold greater than this, so that he can extend help to others."