SCOAN Holds Thanksgiving, Declares Brighter Years Ahead

The Leader of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), Pastor Evelyn Joshua, has called on members of the church and Nigerians to anchor their faith firmly in God as they prepare for the year ahead.

She made the appeal during the church’s annual thanksgiving service held on Sunday at the SCOAN headquarters in Lagos.

“As you live to the coming year, I encourage you all, hold onto God with absolute trust,” she said. “Walk with Him boldly, expectantly, and joyfully. For the path of the righteous is like the shining sun that shines ever brighter onto the perfect day. We know that in this ministry, better is not good enough. The best is yet to come.”

Mrs Joshua offered heartfelt appreciation to God for His unwavering guidance throughout the year, declaring, “My heart overflows with gratitude to God Almighty, the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and of Prophet TB Joshua.

“He is the God who speaks, who leads, and never fails. Give thanks to God, for He is good; His mercy endures forever.”

Reflecting on the ministry’s experiences over the past year, she noted that events had unfolded exactly as the Holy Spirit had revealed a truly “forward-looking year” accompanied by remarkable testimonies.

She added that God had lifted His people “from sickness to healing, from lack to abundance, and from disappointment to divine appointments.”

Pastor Joshua also pointed to both spiritual and structural growth within the church, describing Psalm 105 as a fitting illustration of God’s continued favour upon the ministry.