African Theology
By Pst. Y. H. Ngaruru Can we as african christians indigenize the gospel? Or can we africanize the church?
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COCIN Saltimari Blog
OUR PILLAR
Pillar as defined by the Oxford Dictionary is a large round stone, metal or wooden post that supports a bridge, roof of a building, etc. Let’s take bridges for instance; non can stand without a pillar. But with pillars in place no wave, rain or storm can bring down a bridge. From the Severn bridge […]
What to do before and during the Lockdown in Borno State
The Covid-19 pandemic is the current trend with no visible signs of subsiding in the coming days, but we trust God is in control. With the confirmed index case in Maiduguri and the state at large as at Sunday 19th April, the state government through the governor HE Prof. BU Zulum has placed the state […]
Send Off Service in honour of Rev. Ibrahim & Mrs. Blessing Stephen
After serving for three years (2017 – 2019) as Assisting Pastor, Rev. Stephen was transfered to LCC Kirikasama. To bid him and his family farewell, a send off service was held on March 29th 2020 to that effect. ÚIn his appreciation, he thanked God for the opportunity and Saltimari for the fruitful service and fellowship […]
2019 Youth Week Celebration in Pictures
The COCIN annual Youth Week has come and gone with the Youth Fellowship LCC Saltimari Joining their colleagues all over the World to celebrate the day. The ICT Unit was able to capture memories of the celebration pictorially.
Rotational Service
As part of the 2019 annual events of RCC Borno groups, July 14th was set aside by the Men’s Fellowship and the Women Fellowship for that purpose. Men Fellowship from LCC Kirikasama and Women Fellowship from LCC Ngomari Airport were at LCC Saltimari for the rotational service. We had a fruitful fellowship with God and […]
Pastors’ Day Celebration
The Church celebrated its 2019 Pastors’ Day with great joy as they sang, danced and gave cheerfully for the course of their spiritual leaders.
Send-off Service for Rev. Augustine Molyini
The church was in a happy mood on Sunday 31st March, 2019 as Rev. Augustine Molyini and family were bid farewell. He served from 2015 to 2018 and was transfered to LCC Maximum. The congregation appreciated his service of sacrifice and wished him a double-fold success in his new station.
Men’s Fellowship Day 2019
Men that please God are husbands and fathers whom are dependable, faithful and spiritually balanced/minded.