Fr. Ebube Muonso Breaks Silence from the Desert, Offers Scholarship, Declares July Month of forgiveness and Holiness
By Okafor Benjamin
The Spiritual Director of the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, Fr. Emmanuel Obimma (Ebube Muonso), on Tuesday declared July the Month of forgiveness and Holiness as he made his first public appearance after his period of spiritual retreat in the desert.
Addressing thousands of worshippers at the opening of the ministry's 90-Day Prayer March Camping Crusade, the cleric shared what he described as divine revelations received during his time in prayer and fasting.
According to him, the Holy Spirit revealed a vision of apples being distributed to a great multitude, symbolizing divine blessings, supernatural provision, joy, and an end to hunger among God's people.
He also declared that God would visit the sick with healing throughout the crusade, saying he saw hosts of angels lifting people from wheelchairs and restoring those afflicted with various ailments.
Fr. Ebube Muonso urged participants to approach the programme with unwavering faith, expressing confidence that God would perform extraordinary miracles during the 90-day spiritual exercise.
In a gesture of compassion during his ministration, the priest offered a scholarship to the child of a woman identified as Mrs. Okoli, who narrated that she had been abandoned by the father of her child.
Reflecting on the significance of the seventh month of the year, Fr. Ebube Muonso explained the importance of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, praying that the faithful would receive them in abundance. He further encouraged worshippers to embrace forgiveness and pursue holiness, emphasizing that July should be marked by reconciliation and righteous living.
"With holiness, one can go far in life's endeavours," he said.
The opening day of the camping crusade attracted a massive congregation, with adorers and first-time worshippers arriving from different parts of Nigeria and abroad. The atmosphere was marked by fervent prayers, worship, and high expectations as participants began the 90-day spiritual journey.
