PFN Converges On Yenagoa For Biennial Confab
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The Pentecostal Fellowship Of Nigeria (PFN) has asserted that its 3-day 17th Biennial Conference scheduled to hold at the Economical Center Igbogene, Yenagoa, Bayelsa state would boost economic activities in the state.
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The conference with its theme: More than conquerors, is scheduled to hold from 7 to 10th of February, 2023.
The national Vice President of PFN South South, Apostle Zilly Agrey, in a statement said the conference has been in existence for 3 decades where fathers of Pentecostal movement all come together to pray, teach and minister for the purpose of strengthening their souls and the body.
While highlighting the economic and social benefits of the conference to include: patronage of small businesses, hotels, food vendors, social networking among different ministers, Agrey hinted that souls would be saved, healed and baptized of the holy spirit during the conference.
He called on Bayelsians in all the local government areas, christian, opinion and political leaders and traditional rulers to take advantage of the event so as to receive their blessings.
On his part, the Chairman Of PFN Bayelsa State, Pastor Tam Eyedoude, said Bayelsa never bided to host the conference but miraculously got it via the meditation of the National President who said Bayelsa should host with the approval of National Executive Committee.
Eyedoude reiterated that hosting a faith based conference such as the biennial conference in an electioneering year was for Bayelsa to assume its rightful place as the glory of all land through prayers that would be offered.
The Bayelsa state chairman explained that the programme is not a church programme but rather a program of the engine room of the creator of the universe, urging everyone to take advantage of the event.
