Fire Of Life Church Will Be A Miracle Center – Redeemed Church Priest, Pastor Sorinmade 

By Alltimepost.com

Pastor (Dr.) Samuel Sorinmade, head of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) in Massachusetts, U.S.A., has decreed that Boston-based evangelical church, the Fire of Life Ministries would be a miracle center, where the sick, the barrens and people with all kinds of problems would find salvation.

The man of God made the declaration recently, while performing the dedication ceremony of the new church, located on 66 Spark Street in Brockton, Massachusetts. The Church was recently acquired by Apostle Naomi Osagiede, founder of Fire of Life Ministries.
“Today is a day of greatness, a day of good things,” Pastor Sorinmade noted, amidst close attention by church members, guest religious ministers, friends and relatives who witnessed the occasion with enthusiasm of great proportion.
He thanked Pastor Abraham Chikwendu, another man of God who was said to have made the acquisition of the church possible.
Pastor Sorinmade referred to the seed of time and said he was not surprised because it was something he saw coming long time ago, having, according to him watched Apostle Osagiede go through her evangelical journey, beginning with the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Boston.
“Ever since she taught at the Sunday school, I knew that something great was coming,” he recalled, citing second Chronicle chapter 6 in his dedication message. “God will bring for blessing and for healing,” he invoked.

The clergyman prayed that the church would bring joy and greatness to the community and “will be a miracle center; it will be a healing center and fruitfulness for barrens and those seeking salvation and prosperity.”
Pastor Sorinmade, supported by his wife, Pastor Debbie Sorinmade blessed the Osagiede family and dedicated their lives to God, amidst songs, praises and adoration to God by the congregation.
In an emotion-laden thanksgiving speech, Apostle Naomi Osagiede chose Psalm 26 to express her gratitude to God:
A Protestation of Integrity
A Psalm of David.

Judge me, O LORD;
for I have walked in mine integrity:
I have trusted also in the LORD;
therefore I shall not slide.

Examine me, O LORD, and prove me;
try my reins and my heart.

For thy loving-kindness is before mine eyes:
and I have walked in thy truth.

I have not sat with vain persons,
neither will I go in with dissemblers.

I have hated the congregation of evildoers;
and will not sit with the wicked.

I will wash mine hands in innocency:
so will I compass thine altar, O LORD:

that I may publish with the voice of thanksgiving,
and tell of all thy wondrous works.

LORD, I have loved the habitation of thy house,
and the place where thine honor dwelleth.

Gather not my soul with sinners,
nor my life with bloody men:

in whose hands is mischief,
and their right hand is full of bribes.

But as for me, I will walk in mine integrity:
redeem me, and be merciful unto me.

My foot standeth in an even place: in the congregations will I bless the LORD.

According to Apostle Osagiede, having a church was very surprising as it was something she never wanted to do, besides her outreach; ministering, volunteering and worshipping with people at the homeless shelter; supporting the widows and orphans, among other humanitarian endeavors.
She remembered Pastor Bridget Aikhionbare, founder of Born Again International Church in Boston Massachusetts told her of a revelation that God wanted her to have a church, but she dismissed it, saying: “but today here we are with pastor Bridget seated and watching the dedication of a church.”
She thanked her husband, Mr. Ewaen Osagiede for his support, participation in and the encouragement of her mission, including helping to serve food at the shelter. She also thanked their children whom she said have become part of the mission.
The dedication of the church by Pastor Sorinmade, according to Apostle Osagiede who traced her root to the Redeemed Christian Church of God, was significant in many ways, including the fact that the church was donated to her Minsitries and that Pastor Sorinmade also dedicated her first born twin-children “and here again today he is dedicating the church.”
While giving glory to God, Apostle Osagiede who is also a healthcare professional and the President of Beyond Healthcare Franchise delved into how the church was acquired – something, she said was beyond her greatest imagination.
Not quite long ago, she continued, she got the hint that the shelter in Brockton where she and her family went every Sunday to share the word of God with the residents was shutting down.

However, the authority gave vouchers to the residents to go elsewhere for housing. She said when the Shelter management broke the news, not only were the people affected distraught, bus she was as well, because of concern that she might lose contact with them.
And so they eventually moved to different places to find other housing facilities with their vouchers. However, the people told her they wanted to maintain contact and be able to congregate for the word of God as they had done with her since the past two years.
About two months after, In the midst of her disappointment, she received information through a real estate agent that a church in the city, called the People’s Pentecostal Assembly was having problem surviving due to financial crunch, occasioned by declining membership.
According to her, through the agent, she had a meeting with the management of the church to seek the possibility of renting a place for about two hours every Sunday. The result of the meeting, she said was fruitful as the management agreed to her request.
Surprisingly, within a month and half, the church management turned around and offered to transfer the ownership of the church to Fire of Life Ministries without taking a dime. That is the miracle behind the inception of the church, she said.
“With this new development, God has called me to a full-time Ministry,” said Apostle Osagiede, while reflecting on her evangelical journey so far. It is a journey I never knew will turn out this way, to the extent of having a church.”
She thanked the man of God who made it possible, Pastor Abraham Chikwendu.

The dedication ceremony was marked by various testimonies by people who said Naomi has positively touched their lives in several ways.
One of such testimonies was given by Mrs. Florence Ohenhen who thanked God for making her to know Naomi Osagiede. An ederly woman, she said Naomi has used her healthcare profession to help several members of the community, lifting up elders and children in the community.
She talked about Beyond Healthcare Adult Day Habilitation Center, which according to her did not only bring life to, but brought the best out of the elderly people who had hitherto been dogged by lowliness. “When I started it was a change of life for me, no more loneliness,” she said.
In another testimony, family nanny, Mrs. Victoria Sado said a few years ago, she had a couple of revelations that Naomi would have a church, but anytime she relayed the message to her she would dismiss it as something she was not interested in due so other numerous commitments.
Mrs. Sado referred to one of her dreams where she saw her praying for some women in need of children, but when she told her about the revelation, she also dismissed it.
According to her, when they got to the church (Redeemed Church, where they worshipped then) the following Sunday, two women were already waiting for her, insisting specifically that she should bless them. She prayed for them and behold, nine months later they were both pregnant, Mrs. Sado testified.
The dedication ceremony was concluded with entertainment for guests who offered prayers and messages of goodwill.