Pastor Kumuyi's church opens doors to everyone regardless of religious beliefs

Religion will not be a barrier at the Deeper Life founder's crusade tagged: "A Night of Supernatural Connection with the God of wonders."

Pastor William F. Kumuyi's church opens its doors to everyone regardless of religious beliefs.

According to the State Overseer of the Deeper Life church in Niger State, Pastor Toyin Araromi, religion will not be a barrier at the General Overseer's crusade.

Punch reports that the event is tagged: "A Night of Supernatural Connection with the God of wonders." It is set to hold in Suleja, Niger State on October 25, 2018.

How Deeper Life founder performed last year

Pastor Araromi went on to share details of  Pastor Kumuyi's last crusade which took place in July 2017.

Noting that there were a lot of miracles, he encouraged people to come for this year's crusade with great expectation.

In his words, "The holiness preacher who has been a blessing to our generation is not tired. It may interest you to know that Kumuyi's coming is timely and divine, especially at a time when the government of the day is faced with the challenges of insecurity and moral decadence, among others."

 

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"Pastor Kumuyi is storming Suleja live, with a message of divine solutions to individual, family, and national problems. He is bringing the message of love, peace, unity, and progress. In the face of the prevailing socio-economic, physical and spiritual challenges facing the populace, it is heartwarming that this great man of God is coming for both physical and spiritual liberation."

The Deeper life cleric concluded, "So, we urge the good people of Niger - and Suleja in particular - to come together and receive divine blessings irrespective of their religious beliefs."

Fast Facts on Pastor Kumuyi

He is the founder and leader of Deeper Life, which began as Bible study group with just 15 members.

In recent times, the pastor has announced his plans to remove some doctrines.

“Before I leave, I mean before I go, I’m going to remove everything that I set up, that I thought would help Deeper Life and make us holy, and make us sanctified, make us deep, make us deeper. And if I see it is not making us deeper and shallow, before I leave I will uproot all of them and will send to you a pure church before I leave,” said the cleric.

 

Pastor Kumuyi has been called one of the “500 most powerful people on the planet” by Foreign Policy magazine.

He is also an author of at least 10 books.