Living Faith Church Worldwide gathered in a heartfelt valedictory service to honor and celebrate the retirement of Bishop David Abioye, one of its most esteemed leaders. The service, attended by church members, leaders, and well-wishers from across the globe, commemorated Bishop Abioye’s decades of dedicated service, ministry, and leadership within the church.
Bishop David Abioye has been a pillar of Living Faith Church (also known as Winners’ Chapel), serving faithfully alongside its founder, Bishop David Oyedepo, for over three decades. His ministry has impacted millions, characterized by a deep passion for preaching, teaching, and shepherding the people of God. Bishop Abioye’s commitment to the vision of the church and his relentless pursuit of kingdom advancement have been a source of inspiration to many.
The valedictory service featured an atmosphere filled with gratitude and celebration, including special tributes, music, testimonies, and presentations from various departments within the church. Several leaders within the ministry and representatives from other denominations acknowledged Bishop Abioye’s profound influence on the body of Christ and his exceptional leadership in building faith, equipping leaders, and expanding the church’s mission worldwide.
Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder and presiding bishop of Living Faith Church, expressed deep appreciation for Bishop Abioye’s longstanding partnership and unwavering commitment. He lauded him for being a faithful and reliable servant who contributed significantly to the growth and global impact of the ministry. Bishop Oyedepo remarked, “Bishop Abioye’s legacy of faith, integrity, and devotion will continue to inspire generations to come. We honor him today not just for what he has done, but for who he is—a true servant of God.”
In his response, Bishop David Abioye expressed his profound gratitude to God and to the leadership of the church for the opportunity to serve. He extended appreciation to his family, the church community, and his colleagues in ministry for their support throughout his journey. “It has been a tremendous privilege to serve under this great commission,” Bishop Abioye said. “I am thankful to God for the grace that sustained me and for the countless lives that have been touched through this ministry.”
As Bishop Abioye steps into retirement, he leaves behind a legacy of excellence in ministry, leadership, and service that will continue to shape the church’s future. The service concluded with a special prayer of blessing for him and his family as they embark on this new chapter.
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