RCCG youths visit orphanages to mark Adeboye’s birthday
The youth arm of the Redeemed Christian Church of God recently embarked on a Christian Social Responsibility initiative aimed at positively impacting the lives of individuals within our community.
This initiative was dedicated to honouring the 82nd birthday of the General Overseer of RCCG, Pastor Adeboye, celebrated on March 2, 2024.
In a statement, the group highlighted that the CSR project was meticulously planned and executed by the province, with a keen focus on addressing critical needs within our community.
Activities undertaken by the youth included providing health care support such as newborn care packages and covering hospital bills for babies born on March 2nd, 2024, as well as welfare support and visiting orphanages.
The locations visited during this initiative included Heritage Homes Orphanage, Little Saints Orphanage Headquarters Administration and Donation Centre, Institute of Maternal and Child Health, and RCCG health centre in the Redemption City campground.
Part of the statement read, “In line with the principles and values espoused by Pastor E. A. Adeboye, the RCCG LSC the Bridge, and Youth Province 1 embarked on a CSR initiative aimed at positively impacting the lives of individuals within our community.”
“The CSR UNIT, understanding the importance of serving humanity and uplifting the less privileged, dedicated their time, resources, and efforts to make a tangible difference at the four locations.
“Through collaborative efforts and unwavering commitment, the CSR UNIT successfully brought smiles to the faces of many, embodying Pastor E. A. Adeboye’s message of love, compassion, and generosity.
“The impact of this CSR project executed by RCCG LSC The Bridge and Youth Province 1 extends far beyond the immediate beneficiaries, serving as a beacon of hope and inspiration for others to follow suit.
“As Pastor E. A. Adeboye continues to inspire millions worldwide with his unwavering faith and dedication to humanity, we are proud to honour his legacy through meaningful action and service.”
