Baptist Cleric Wants Christian Youths To Be Good Ambassadors Of Christ

The 2025 Annual Camp and Maiden Jamboree of Royal Ambassadors, FCT Baptist Conference has been declared open in Abuja.

Declaring the event open in Kuje Abuja, the Conference Director, Coun. David Oche advised christian youths to be steadfast in faith and prayers towards attaining higher grounds in their endeavours.

Coun. David Oche also stressed the need for them to always honour God by living in a way that brings glory to Him at all times.

He admonished christian youths to equally develop keen interest in sharing the love of Jesus Christ towards attaining higher grounds.

“Honouring God, living in a way that brings glory to Him and building relationships with others, building trust, and sharing the love of Christ among other good virtues will engender higher grounds for them”.

” RAs are Ambassadors and an Ambassador for Christ means representing Jesus and His teachings in everyday life, embodying His love, values, and principles and this involves: reflecting Christ’s character in ones endeavours hence the need for them to uphold all these important and positive virtues towards attaining higher grounds in life “.

While emphasizing the need for them to always engage in positive ventures, Coun. David Oche urged Government at all levels to give priority to youth empowerment programmes that would enable them contribute to national economic development.

Earlier, the camp pastor, Reverend Matthew Ola Danjuma also enjoined the R A members to always be shining examples for Jesus Christ wherever they found themselves.

Reverend Danjuma who is the Minister in charge of Grace Baptist Church, Shadadi – Kuje Abuja equally emphasized the need for them to always obey God’s commandments, shun immoral acts and be committed to the service of God and humanity towards attaining higher grounds in life.

He urged the R A members to give priority to their educational development and develop a positive mindset to ensure breakthrough in their endeavours.

Mathew Ayoola, Edited By Grace Namiji