ZFMI Donates Food Items, Others To Orphanage, Widows, Others

Zion Flames Ministries ZFM has donated food items and other gifts to the Orphanage , widows saying that doing good to the less privileged should not be a task for those people God has bless.

Speaking with Journalists during the donation over the weekend, ZFM founder and senior Pastor Apostle Promise Momo said one of the legacy we want to leave behind touching less privilege people in the society.

Momo said we reached out to the Widows and the less privileged Children in celebration of our 2nd year anniversary, and hundreds of people were blessed.

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According to him , “One of the legacy we want to live is that of love, reaching out to the poor and needy in the society, amongst the vulnerable Children we reached out to there are some out of school, and we hope to enrol some of them in school

“In our own little way we will do what God has sent us to do, no matter how small or how big, you remember the story where Jesus takes a little boy’s lunch of five loaves of bread and two fish—his “Levite Lunchable” or “Hebrew Hot Pockets”—and turns it into enough food for more than 5,000 people.

“But did you ever wonder what Jesus would have done if he didn’t have five loaves and two fish? What if he’d only had one fish and two loaves of bread? It wouldn’t have made a difference; it would have been the same outcome,”he said

While speaking further, he noted God could have done the same miraculous work with a bread crumb and a fish fin. The amount we give matters far less than the spirit with which we give”.

Earlier on, the head of W-lit Women initiative,Mrs Taiwo Ikuforiji commanded the ministry for their kind gestures toward women.

“We thank Zion flames ministries international for their good works towards our women, we are really grateful and God will continue to bless them to do more.”

One of the beneficiary Mrs Smith said, “I thank God for using Zion flames ministries to help we the vulnerable women in Ayobo-Ipaja Alimosho community, we are indeed grateful, God will continue to bless you to do more.”