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15/02/2026

++We,
Christopher Chukwuemeka Chibueze Ugwunna,

Today,
The Last Sunday of Epiphany (Transfiguration Sunday)
And
The 15th February 2026

Prayerfully welcome all our Brothers Bishops on this Missionary and Conference page for the furtherance of the Holy Gospel.

COLLECTION OF WEEKLY PRAYER
O God, who before the passion of your only-begotten Son revealed His glory upon the holy mountain: Grant that we, beholding by faith the light of His countenance, may be strengthened to bear our cross, and be changed into his likeness from glory to glory; through Jesus Christ our Lord-God, who lives and reigns with Jehivsh and the Holy Spirit, one Elohim-God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Lessons

Sunday, Holy Day and Commemoration Lectionary — Year A

Exodus 24:12–18
Psalm 99
Philippians 3:7–14
Matthew 17:1–9

Morning Prayer

Psalm 111; 112
Genesis 45
Matthew 5:1–20

Evening Prayer

Psalm 113; 114
Jeremiah 45
II Corinthians 12:14–13:14

In the Name of Jesus Christ Amen

Beloved Befaithful.. Holy to the End, Amen.

15/02/2026

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14/02/2026

Valentin (Valentine)
- Meaning
Valentin is a Latin name meaning "bravery" or "strength".

- History
Valentin is associated with Saint Valentine, a 3rd-century Christian martyr.
- Feast Day
February 14th (Valentine's Day)

Theological Views of Love
- Agapē
Unconditional, selfless love
(1 Corinthians 13:1-13)

- Eros
Romantic, passionate love

- Philia
Friendship, affectionate love

- Storge
Familial, natural love

Lessons of Love
- Unconditional Love
Love is patient, kind, and not self-seeking
(1 Corinthians 13:4-7)

- Sacrifice
Love involves sacrifice and putting others first (John 15:13)

- Forgiveness
Love forgives and seeks reconciliation (Matthew 18:21-22)

- Self-Love
Loving oneself is important for loving others (Matthew 22:37-40)
Christian Love in Action:

- Serving Others
Jesus taught that serving others is a key aspect of love
(Matthew 25:31-46, John 13:1-17)

- Unconditional Love
Love is patient, kind, and not self-seeking
(1 Corinthians 13:4-7)

- Sacrifice
Love involves sacrifice and putting others first (John 15:13, Romans 5:8)

- Forgiveness
Love forgives and seeks reconciliation (Matthew 18:21-22, Ephesians 4:32)

- Caring for the Poor
Jesus emphasized caring for the poor and vulnerable
(Matthew 25:31-46, James 1:27)

Christian love in action include:

- John 13:34-35
A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another."

- 1 John 3:18
Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth."

- Galatians 5:13-14
"You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love."

Summary
Valentin, or Valentine, is associated with love and romance.
While,
patient,
kind, and
sacrificial,
as well as forgiving and loving oneself.

These principles guide Christian understanding of love and relationships.

Beloved Befaithful and Holy unto Christ Jesus our Lord-God and Husband of His holy and faithful Church,
Amen.

08/01/2026

Today's,
Sermon / Admonition
On
Thursday, (Eke) 8th January
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From
Synod Theme 2026
“Consistency in Faithfulness and Holiness”
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Topic :,
A Call to Sanctified Living
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Prepared by
Continuing Missionary Seminary (CMS)
For
The Continuing Christians
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Introduction
"Be holy, for I am holy"
(I Peter 1:16).
These words of the Apostle Peter echo the heartbeat of our Synod theme 2026: Consistency in Faithfulness and Holiness.
As we delve into the richness of God's Word, let's explore the depths of holiness and its implications for our lives.
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Body of Sermon / Admoniton
1. The Hebrew Concept of Holiness: Qodesh (קֹדֶשׁ)*

The Hebrew word "qodesh" conveys the idea of being set apart, separated from sin and dedicated to God.
In
Psalms 19,
David declares,
"The law of the Lord is perfect, converting the soul"
(Psalm 19:7).

This psalm highlights God's desire for us to live a life of holiness, reflecting His character.
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2. The Greek Imperative: Hagios (ἅγιος)

The Greek word "hagios" emphasizes the importance of being holy and set apart for God's purposes.
In
I Thessalonians 1:4-5,
Paul commends the believers for their "work of faith, labor of love, and patience of hope"
(I Thessalonians 1:3).

As followers of Christ, we are called to be "hagios" - holy and set apart, living a life that honors God.
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3. Latin Vulgate: Sanctitas

The Latin word "sanctitas" conveys the idea of being holy, sacred, and dedicated to God. In
Jeremiah 7,
The prophet calls the people to repentance, urging them to "put away their wickedness" and "learn to do good"
(Jeremiah 7:3-5).
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4.Igbo Translation

Ịdị na-adịghị na-ekwesị ntụkọ na Ịdị Nsọ: Oku ka Ị Di na Ndụ Nsọ
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Exegesis
1. Psalm 19
traditionally ascribed to David, a king whose life swung between triumph and failure.
Its placement after Psalm 18 (victory) marks a transition from deliverance to daily obedience.

2. Genesis 8
The post‑flood covenant with Noah.
The narrative illustrates God’s ḥesed that endures beyond catastrophe and calls humanity to *consistent* obedience.

3. John 4
Set in Samaria, a cultural crossroads. Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman demonstrates that *grace* breaks ethnic barriers, urging the Church to *consistent* mission.

4. Jeremiah 7
delivered in the temple, warning that *external worship*
without
*ethical holiness* is empty.

5. 1 Thessalonians
Paul’s encouragement to a persecuted community; his emphasis on
*faith that works* is a blueprint for consistent witness.
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Note
The Psalmist’s proclamation establishes the unchanging character of God – the firm foundation for our theme
of
consistent faithfulness
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Practical Lessons (Applicatio)
1.
- Begin each day with
Psalm 19
Meditate on God’s Ḥesed and ask the Holy Spirit to manifest charis in every conversation
(John 4:27‑54).

2. Covenant Discipline
Noah’s Example
- Identify one daily covenant
(e.g., Scripture reading, prayer, or service).

3. Holiness in the Marketplace
Jeremiah’s Rebuke
- Examine your professional conduct. Does it reflect sanctity ?
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Conclusion
As we reflect on the theme "Consistency in Faithfulness and Holiness," let's recommit ourselves to living a life that honors God. May our pursuit of holiness be a beacon of hope in a world that often values compromise and mediocrity.
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3 Prayer Points:

1.
Lord-God, help us to be "qodesh"
set apart and dedicated to Your purposes, living a life that reflects Your holiness

2.
Heavenly Father,
mpower us to be "hagios"
holy and set apart, walking in obedience to Your Word and honoring You in all we do.

3.
Spirit of God, ignite in us a passion for consistency in faithfulness and holiness, that we may reflect the beauty of Christ to our world.
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Closing Prayer
Lord, help us to be "qodesh" - set apart and dedicated to Your purposes, living a life that reflects Your holiness. Amen.

Ọnyenwe, nyere anyị aka ka anyị bụrụ "hagios" - dị nsọ na ịdị iche, na-ebi ndụ na-asọpụrụ Gị. Amen.
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MISSIONS--IDENTITY
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A Vesicles :
Beloved Child of God,

BE FAITHFUL, & HOLY. TO THE END
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B Responses ....:
UNTO

CHRIST JESUS, THY HEAD,
LORD-GOD,
THE SON OF THE LIVING GOD
AND
HUSBAND OF HIS HOLY & FAITHFUL CHURCH, AMEN.
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07/01/2026

Diocesan Pastoral Letter/
Missionary Work @ Lagos
Ref: MCSEN/DPW/2026/001
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CHURCH IN NIGERIA
(CONTINUING ANGLICAN COMMUNION)
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ECCLESIASTICAL
PROVINCE OF SOUTH-EAST
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MISSIONARY DIOCESE
SOUTH+EASTERN NIGERIA
(Anglo-Afrika Enyyelion Katholikh)
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Ref: MCSEN/DPW/2026/001
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Date: January 6, 2026
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TO
THE HOUSE AND COLLEGE OF BISHOPS,
THE HOUSE OF CLERGYMEN,
THE HOUSE OF CHARISM, AND
THE HOUSE OF LAITY
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Beloved,
Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
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May the Grace and Peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all,
May the celebration of Epiphany deepen our awe of the revealed Christ and compel us to live as His witnesses to the ends of the earth. Amen.

SUBJECT:
DIOCESAN PASTORAL LETTER
AND
MISSIONARY WORK
IN
LAGOS STATE,
NIGERIA

DATE OF LAGOS MISSION
from 23rd - January 2026

As we continue to walk in
The theme
of
"Consistency Faithfulness and Holiness,"

++We are pleased to announce the launch of our Diocesan Missionary Work in Lagos State, Nigeria.

This initiative aims to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ and establish new Missionary Centres in the metropolitan area.

Mission Statement:
The Missionary Diocese of South+Eastern Nigeria is committed to proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ, making disciples, and planting Mission Fields in Lagos State and beyond.

Objectives:
1.
Establish new Stations and appoint clergy to serve the communities.
2.
Conduct evangelism and outreach programs, targeting the unreached and marginalized.
3.
Provide humanitarian services, focusing on education, healthcare, and social welfare.
4.
Empower local communities through skills development and capacity building.

Target Areas:
20 Local Government Areas
in
Lagos State:

- Island LGAs:
- Amuwo-Odofin
- Apapa
- Eti-Osa
- Lagos Island

- Mainland LGAs:
- Ajeromi-Ifelodun
- Lagos Mainland
- Surulere

- Suburban LGAs:
- Agege
- Alimosho
- Ifako-Ijaiye
- Ikeja
- Kosofe
- Mushin
- Ojo
- Oshodi-Isolo
- Shomolu
- Ikorodu
- Epe
- Badagry

Implementation Strategy:

1. Conduct feasibility studies and needs assessments.
2. Establish a mission team, comprising clergy and Chrism and lay leaders.
3. Launch evangelism and outreach programs.
4. Plant new centres and appoint clergy.

CALL TO ACTION
Please
May each of the houses support this missionary effort in the following ways:

-The House and College of Bishops
Provide spiritual guidance and oversight to our clergy and laity, as we embark on this missionary journey.

- The House of Clergymen
Preach the Gospel with boldness and passion, and provide pastoral care to our members.

- The House of Charism:
Use your gifts and talents to support the missionary work, through prayer, intercession, and active participation.

- The House of Laity:
Support the missionary effort through financial contributions, evangelism, and other means.

Call to Support:
We invite all members of the Diocese to join us in this mission endeavor.

We request your prayers, financial support, and volunteer services to help us achieve our objectives.

Specific Needs:
1. Financial support for mission team deployment and Station planting.
2. Volunteer missionaries
(clergy and lay leaders).
3. Prayer support for the mission team and the communities we serve.

Reporting and Accountability:
Regular updates on the mission progress will be provided to the Diocesan Council and the House of Bishops.

CONCLUSION
Let us heed the call to continuing faithfulness and holiness, as we seek to serve the Lord and advance His kingdom in our midst.

May God bless and guide us as we embark on this missionary journey.

May we, as a Diocese, continue to be faithful and holy, proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a world in need.

Signed
In
The presence of
The Holy Spirit,
This 6th day of January 2026

______CJ________
Mrs.(Evangelist) Chinonyerem Joy
Bishop’s Secretary @ Abia State

Approved:

______CCCU______________
The Most Reverend Dr
Chukwuemeka Christopher Chibueze Ugwunna
(Ordinary)
Missionary Diocese
South‑Eastern
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ECCLESIASTICAL
PROVINCE
South-East
Nigeria+Africa 🌍🌎
[email protected],
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[email protected],
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Presiding--Bishop-
College of Bishops
[email protected],
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Tel:
+2347030587301
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In this Material
&
Temporary
Time 06: 30 am.
Today,
The Tuesday, (Afo) 6th January
The 5th year holding of our Arch-bishopric
The 6th year holding of our Episcopacy
The 16th year holding of Priesthood
The 17th year holding of Diaconate-ship
The 26th year held as a Seminarian / Postulant
The 27th year held as at lay-Ministry
The 48th year of Continuing House of Bishops
The 2026 year of our Christ, and Lord-God.
In the Era of ++ccc+cp Ugwunna
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Your Grace
++ccc+cp Ugwunna
The Most Rev'd.Dr.
Ugwunna
Chukwuemeka Christopher Chibueze
(Ordinary)
( M.D.cand, LLB.cand., B.D. (Hons); Dip.TH;
CIN; CIA; CICS; WBS; CNA., DNA; Cand., HCA))
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MISSIONS--IDENTITY
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A Vesicles :
Beloved Child of God,

BE FAITHFUL, & HOLY. TO THE END
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B Responses ....:
UNTO

CHRIST JESUS, THY HEAD,
LORD-GOD,
THE SON OF THE LIVING GOD
AND
HUSBAND OF HIS HOLY & FAITHFUL CHURCH, AMEN.
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07/01/2026

7th - Last-Day
MONTHLY PRAYER-CRUSADE
Diocesan Renewal of Covenant
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of
Faithfulness and Holiness
With good work of faith.
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By
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Tithing of
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Time
Treasure &
Talent.
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Prayerfully Join
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The Anglo-Afrika
Enyyelion-Katholikh
Congregants
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Church in Nigeria
(Continuing Anglican Communion)
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Ecclesiastical
Province of South-East
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Missionary Diocese South+Eastern
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-PRAYER ACTIVITIES
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Time : 05: 00 am - Done
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Day : 7th Tuesday (Nkwo)
Month : January
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Year : 2026,
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The 26th year of
The 21st century
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or
The 3rd millennium.
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Of
The Continuing Missions for the Saints'
Faithfulness and Holiness in the Service of Christ Jesus
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PRESENTS
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Topic :
El-Emunah
( The Faithful God - Elohim)
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Texts:
Deuteronomy 7:9 -
2 Timothy 2:13 -
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Speaker :
His Lordship,
Most. Rev'd. Dr. CCC Ugwunna
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Venue :
Our Missionary Field at Obosi
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++We,
Prayerfully asking you to join us both in prayers and Work in the name of Jesus Christ Amen.
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SEASON
The First Day After the Epiphany
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Colours : Green
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Lectionary — Year A
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WednesdayJanuary 7
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Lessons
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Holy Communion

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Morning Prayer

Psalm 18:1–20
Genesis 7
John 4:1–26
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Evening Prayer

Psalm 18:1–20
Genesis 7
John 4:1–26
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EMULATION AND CELEBRATION OF LIVING & RESTING SAINTS

Bishop Chukwuemeka Christopher Chibueze Ugwunna,

January Birthday Journey
7th to 25th

Consecrated :
Sunday 25th October 2020

Diocesan-Bishop
Church in Nigeria
(Continuing Anglican Communion)
Missionary Diocese South+Eastern (Anglo-Afrika Enyyelion Katholikh)
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Considering with fasting
Today's 7 Prayer points with the Scriptures
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1.
Covenant-Renewal of Heart and Spirit:
Lord,
Create in us a new heart and renew a right spirit within us
(Psalm 51:10),
Empowering us to walk in faithfulness and obedience
&
Fill us with Your Holy Spirit, guiding us in all truth and righteousness
(Jeremiah 31:31-33,
Ezekiel 36:26-28).
That we may walk in faithfulness and Holiness, Amen.
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2.
Good Works of Faith
Lord,
Empower us to live out our faith through good works, demonstrating Your love and compassion to those around us
(Ephesians 2:10,
James 2:26).
Still,
On Our Fruitful Labor
Father,
bless our labor and make us fruitful in our service to You, that we may reap a harvest of righteousness
(Galatians 6:7-8,
Psalm 18:20).
&
God of Grace,
Let
(Galatians 6:9‑10)
Inspire us to persevere in doing good, bearing the fruit of the Spirit as we sow seeds of faith in our community, Amen.
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3.
Faithful Stewardship
As in
Renewal of Covenant - Steward
Father,
Guide us to be faithful stewards of Your resources, using them for Your glory and the advancement of Your kingdom
(Genesis 7:1-5,
Matthew 25:14-30).
O! Heavenly Father,
help us to prioritize You in our Love,
May we give generously and cheerfully, knowing that all we have is a gift from You (Malachi 3:10,
2 Corinthians 9:6-7).
&.
Lord,
In this season of Diocesan renewal, accept our tithes
of
time,
treasure, &
talent;
May they multiply into a
harvest of
faithful,
holy witnesses for Your kingdom. Amen.
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4.Living Water:
Jesus Christ,
in
(John 4:1‑26)
You revealed Yourself as the Living Water; fill us with the Spirit so we become wells of grace, drawing all to the well of salvation
&Our Lord-God Jesus Christ,
fill us with Your living water, that we may thirst for righteousness and share it with others Amen.
(John 4:1-26,
Jeremiah 6:16-17).
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5.
Protection and Provision
Dear God,
Protect us from harm and provide for our needs, that we may live securely and generously, using our blessings to honor You and serve others
(Psalm 18:21-52,
Matthew 6:33).
&
Lord, protect us from evil and deliver us from harm, as we trust in Your mighty power as in
(Psalm 18:1‑20)
Let Your love be our shield and the rock of our salvation; empower us to proclaim Your mighty deeds in every corner of our Diocese
(Psalm 18:21-52,
Jeremiah 6:22-26).
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6.
Spiritual Growth
Heavenly Father,
Grant us forgiveness Lord, for our sins and shortcomings as in
(Jeremiah 6,
Galatians 6),
&
And help us to walk in repentance and Humility in our spiritual growth and maturity, that we may be fruitful in our walk with You and bear much fruit for Your glory, Amen
(John 4:1-26,
2 Peter 1:5-8).
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Empowerment for Ministry
Lord,
Empower us for ministry, using our unique gifts and talents to serve others and advance Your kingdom.
May we be vessels of Your love, grace, and truth, shining brightly in a world that needs Your light
(Galatians 6:1-10,
2 Timothy 1:6-7).
&
Lord,
Grant us perseverance and endurance, that we may finish the course You have set before us and receive the crown of life, Amen.
(Galatians 6:9,
Psalm 18:32-36) ¹.
Amen.
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CLOSING PRAYER

O! God,
By the leading of a star you manifested your only Son to the peoples of the earth: Lead us, who know you now by faith, to your presence,
Where we may see your glory face to face;
Tthrough
Jesus Christ our Lord-God, who lives and reigns with JEHOVAH and
The Holy Spirit, one-ELOHIM now and for ever,
Grant,
That we may share the divine life of Him who humbled Himself to share our humanity, your Son Jesus Christ our LORD-GOD, who lives and reigns with JEHOVAH, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one ELOHIM, for ever and ever,
And
Through Jesus Christ our Lord-God, who took on our mortal flesh to reveal His Glory; that He might bring us out of darkness and into His own Glorious light. Amen.
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ECCLESIASTICAL
PROVINCE
South-East
Nigeria+Africa 🌍🌎
[email protected],
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
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[email protected],
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Presiding--Bishop-
College of Bishops
[email protected],
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FvMoRL4pU/
Tel:
+2347030587301
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In this Material
&
Temporary
Time 06: 30 am.
Today,
The Wednesday, (Nkwo) 7th January
The 5th year holding of our Arch-bishopric
The 6th year holding of our Episcopacy
The 16th year holding of Priesthood
The 17th year holding of Diaconate-ship
The 26th year held as a Seminarian / Postulant
The 27th year held as at lay-Ministry
The 48th year of Continuing House of Bishops
The 2026 year of our Christ, and Lord-God.
In the Era of ++ccc+cp Ugwunna
-----
Your Grace
++ccc+cp Ugwunna
The Most Rev'd.Dr.
Ugwunna
Chukwuemeka Christopher Chibueze
(Ordinary)
( M.D.cand, LLB.cand., B.D. (Hons); Dip.TH;
CIN; CIA; CICS; WBS; CNA., DNA; Cand., HCA))
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MISSIONS--IDENTITY
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A Vesicles :
Beloved Child of God,

BE FAITHFUL, & HOLY. TO THE END
--------
B Responses ....:
UNTO

CHRIST JESUS, THY HEAD,
LORD-GOD,
THE SON OF THE LIVING GOD
AND
HUSBAND OF HIS HOLY & FAITHFUL CHURCH, AMEN.
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06/01/2026

6th - Day
MONTHLY PRAYER-CRUSADE
Diocesan Renewal of Covenant
-------
of
Faithfulness and Holiness
With good work of faith.
-------
By
-------
Tithing of
-------
Time
Treasure &
Talent.
-------
Prayerfully Join
-------
The Anglo-Afrika
Enyyelion-Katholikh
Congregants
-------
Church in Nigeria
(Continuing Anglican Communion)
------
Ecclesiastical
Province of South-East
-------
Missionary Diocese South+Eastern
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-PRAYER ACTIVITIES
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Time : 05: 00 am - Done
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Day : 6th Tuesday (Afọ)
Month : January
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Year : 2026,
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The 26th year of
The 21st century
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or
The 3rd millennium.
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Of
The Continuing Missions for the Saints'
Faithfulness and Holiness in the Service of Christ Jesus
-------
PRESENTS
-------
Topic :
El-Emunah ( The Faithful God - Elohim)
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Texts:
Deuteronomy 7:9 -
2 Timothy 2:13 -
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Speaker :
His Lordship,
Most. Rev'd. Dr. CCC Ugwunna
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Venue :
Our Missionary Field at Obosi
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Note:
Send your prayer points

And
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++We,
Prayerfully asking you to join us both in prayers and Work in the name of Jesus Christ Amen.
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SEASON
The Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ
Epiphany
(Greek ἐπιφάνεια,
“manifestation” or “appearance”)
is the Christian feast that commemorates the revelation of Jesus Christ as the Son of God to the world.
The East called it Theophany and focuses on Jesus’ baptism.
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Colours : White or Gold
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Lectionary — Year A
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Monday January 6
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Lessons
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Holy Communion

Isaiah 60:1–9
Psalm 72 or 72:1–11
Ephesians 3:1–13
Matthew 2:1–12
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Morning Prayer

Psalm 96; 97
Genesis 6
Matthew 2:1–12
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Evening Prayer

Psalm 67; 72
Jeremiah 5
John 2:1–12
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EMULATION AND CELEBRATION OF RESTING SAINTS

Artemisia Gentileschi, Adoration of the Magi, 1636, Pozzuoli Cathedral, Pozzuoli, Italy.
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Considering with fasting
Today's 7 Prayer points with the Scriptures
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1.
Prayer for Holiness and Faithfulness
Dear Heavenly Father,
This Morning
(Psalm 96‑97)
Call us to proclaim Your majesty; may our worship renew the hearts of all who gather in Your name
Grant us the Grace to live a life of holiness and faithfulness, adhering to Your teachings and commandments.
Help us prioritize our
Time,
Treasure, and
Talent,
for Your glory, reflecting Your love to the world
(1 Peter 1:16,
2 Corinthians 7:1).
&
Lord,
Let the light of
(Isaiah 60)
Rise on our Diocese, drawing all to the glory of Christ and guiding our steps in faithful service
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2.
Renewal of Covenant
Lord,
renew our covenant with You, empowering us to walk in faithfulness and obedience. Fill us with Your Holy Spirit, guiding us in all truth and righteousness
(Ezekiel 36:26-28,
Jeremiah 31:31-33).
&
Holy Spirit,
Through
(Jeremiah 5,
John 2,)
keep us vigilant against complacency, and transform our covenant into a living witness of faithfulness.
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3.
Tithing of Time, Treasure, and Talent
Father,
help us to prioritize You in our time, talent, and treasure.
May we give generously and cheerfully, knowing that all we have is a gift from You
(Malachi 3:10,
2 Corinthians 9:6-7).
&
Jesus,
as the Magi honored You in
(Matthew 2,)
Teach us to present our gifts—time, treasure, talent—humbly before You.
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4.Good Works of Faith
Lord,
empower us to live out our faith through good works, demonstrating Your love and compassion to those around us
(Ephesians 2:10,
James 2:26).
&
May Your glory cover our diocese, bringing joy and salvation to all, as we declare Your wonders (Psalm 96:1-3, 97:1-3).
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5.
Divine Guidance and Wisdom
Heavenly Father,
grant us wisdom and discernment as we seek to renew our covenant with You.
Guide us in Your truth and righteousness, helping us navigate life's challenges with faith and confidence
(James 1:5,
Proverbs 3:5-6).
&
Father,
Grant our leaders the wisdom of
(Psalm 72,)
That justice, peace, and righteousness may flourish as we steward Your covenant.
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6.
Protection and Provision
Dear God,
protect us from harm and provide for our needs, that we may live securely and generously, using our blessings to honor You and serve others
(Psalm 91:1-2,
Matthew 6:33)
&
Evening
Psalm 67‑72
Bless our work and harvest; let the fruit of our tithes and service overflow in holiness.
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7
Empowerment for Ministry
Lord,
empower us for ministry, using our unique gifts and talents to serve others and advance Your kingdom. May we be vessels of Your love, grace, and truth, shining brightly in a world that needs Your light
(2 Timothy 1:6-7,
Ephesians 4:11-13)
&
Almighty,
Empower us with the mystery of (Ephesians 3,)
That the gospel’s riches may be proclaimed boldly to every corner of our community
Amen.
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CLOSING PRAYER

O! God,
By the leading of a star you manifested your only Son to the peoples of the earth: Lead us, who know you now by faith, to your presence,
Where we may see your glory face to face;
Tthrough
Jesus Christ our Lord-God, who lives and reigns with JEHOVAH and
The Holy Spirit, one-ELOHIM now and for ever,
Grant,
That we may share the divine life of Him who humbled Himself to share our humanity, your Son Jesus Christ our LORD-GOD, who lives and reigns with JEHOVAH, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one ELOHIM, for ever and ever,
And
Through Jesus Christ our Lord-God, who took on our mortal flesh to reveal His Glory; that He might bring us out of darkness and into His own Glorious light. Amen.
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In this Material
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Today,
The Tuesday,, (Afo) 6th January
The 5th year holding of our Arch-bishopric
The 6th year holding of our Episcopacy
The 16th year holding of Priesthood
The 17th year holding of Diaconate-ship
The 26th year held as a Seminarian / Postulant
The 27th year held as at lay-Ministry
The 48th year of Continuing House of Bishops
The 2026 year of our Christ, and Lord-God.
In the Era of ++ccc+cp Ugwunna
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Your Grace
++ccc+cp Ugwunna
The Most Rev'd.Dr.
Ugwunna
Chukwuemeka Christopher Chibueze
(Ordinary)
( M.D.cand, LLB.cand., B.D. (Hons); Dip.TH;
CIN; CIA; CICS; WBS; CNA., DNA; Cand., HCA))
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MISSIONS--IDENTITY
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A Vesicles :
Beloved Child of God,

BE FAITHFUL, & HOLY. TO THE END
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B Responses ....:
UNTO

CHRIST JESUS, THY HEAD,
LORD-GOD,
THE SON OF THE LIVING GOD
AND
HUSBAND OF HIS HOLY & FAITHFUL CHURCH, AMEN.
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05/01/2026

We are
One Universal Church,
One Katholikh,
One Body of Christ Jesus,
One House of God,
In
The following Houses,

1 House and college of bishops
2 House of Clergymen
3 House of Charism
4 House of Laity
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1.
House and College of Bishops
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INTRODUCTION
The Bishop is called first to be faithful and holy in the order of importance.

The House and College of Bishops refers to a group of senior church leaders who oversee and govern the church.

They are spiritual leaders, teachers, and administrators who have been appointed to positions of authority.

- Meaning: The term "bishop" comes from the Greek word "episkopos," meaning "overseer" or "one who watches over." Bishops are responsible for watching over the flock of God, providing guidance, teaching, and leadership.
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Definition & Meaning
The “House of Bishops” is the episcopal order – the collective of ordained bishops who, by apostolic succession, share in the episkope (oversight) of the universal Church.

The term “college” emphasizes their collegial solidarity with CHRIST JESUS
or
Bishop of Roman Catholic
or
Bishop of English Catholic
or
Bishop of Orthodox Catholic
(or the patriarch in other traditions).
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Historical Development
- 1st c.
– Jesus commissions the Twelve
(Matt. 28:18‑20).

- c. 90‑100
Early councils (e.g., Council of Jerusalem, Acts 15) show bishops gathering to preserve doctrine.

- 325
First Ecumenical Council (Nicaea) formalizes the college of bishops as the magisterial authority.

- 451
Council of Chalcedon affirms the “college of bishops” as the authentic interpreter of Christ’s teaching.
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Theological Understanding
- Apostolic Succession
(2 Tim. 1:6; Titus 1:5).
Bishops are the visible continuation of the apostles’ mission.
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- Collegiality
(Matt. 18:20; John 17:21).
The bishops act in Communion with one another and with the whole Church.
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Lines of Duty
(under God, in the House of God)

The Diocesan-Bishops are Providing spiritual guidance to the faithful.
-Oversee the spiritual welfare of the church or the Branch of the Church called Diocese.

- Provide teaching and guidance
- Administer the sacraments
- Ordain and discipline clergy
- Make decisions on behalf of the church
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- Scriptural Basis:
1 Timothy 3:1-7,
Titus 1:5-9,
Acts 20:28
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1. Teach
The faith authentically
(1 Tim. 4:11).
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2. Guard
Doctrine and sacraments
(Acts 20:28).
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3. Ordain
clergy and confer holy orders
(1 Tim. 5:22).
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4. Govern
The local church and the wider communion (1 Cor. 12:28).
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5. Pray
for the people and celebrate the Eucharist (Heb. 13:7).
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Key Scriptures
Matt. 28:18‑20;
Acts 20:28;
1 Tim. 3:1‑7;
Titus 1:5‑9.
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2.
House of Clergymen

INTRODUCTION
The House of Clergymen refers to a group of ordained ministers who have dedicated their lives to serving God through the church. or the Branch of the church called Diocese.

They are responsible for preaching, teaching, and administering the sacraments.

- Meaning:
The term "clergy" comes from the Greek word "kleros," meaning "inheritance" or "lot." Clergymen are seen as inheritors of the apostolic tradition and are responsible for carrying out the work of the ministry.
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Definition & Meaning
The “House of Clergymen” comprises all ordained ministers
(priests/presbyters and deacons)

Who serve under the bishops.
“Clergy” derives from the Greek kleros
(“lot” or “inheritance”),
indicating their special share in God’s ministry.
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Historical Development

- 1st century
Appointment of the seven deacons (Acts 6:1‑6).

- century . 100‑300
Emergence of the three‑fold ordained ministry (bishop, presbyter, deacon).

-Middle Ages
Formalization of clerical titles and canon law.

- Vatican II (1962‑65)
Re‑affirmed the distinct yet interdependent roles of clergy.
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- Theological Understanding:
Clergymen are seen as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God
(1 Corinthians 4:1).

They are responsible for proclaiming the Gospel, administering the sacraments, and providing spiritual guidance.
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- Servant Leadership
(Mark 10:45).
Clergymen are called faithful and holy also
to imitate Christ’s servitude.
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- Mediator of Grace
(2 Cor. 5:20).
They proclaim the Word and administer sacraments.
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Lines of Duty
Preach the Gospel
- Administer the sacraments
- Provide spiritual guidance and
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counseling
- Teach and educate the faithful
- Represent the church in various
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capacities

- Scriptural Basis:
1 Timothy 4:14,
2 Timothy 2:15,
Acts 6:1-6
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1. Preach and teach the Gospel
(2 Tim. 4:2).
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2. Administer
the sacraments
(Matt. 28:19‑20).
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3. Pastoral Care
shepherding,
counseling,
visiting the sick
(John 21:15‑17).
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4. Liturgical Worship
leading the assembly in prayer (Heb. 13:15).
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5. Support
The bishop’s mission and the laity’s vocation
(1 Cor. 12:28).
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Key Scriptures
Acts 6:1‑6;
1 Tim. 4:14;
Titus 1:5‑9;
1 Cor. 12:28.
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3.
House of Charism

INTRODUCTION
The House of Charism refers to a group of believers who have been gifted with spiritual charisms or abilities for the benefit of the church.

These charisms may include prophecy, healing, teaching, or other gifts.
- Meaning:
The term "charism" comes from the Greek word
"charisma,"
meaning "gift" or "gracious gift."
The House of Charism recognizable
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Definition & Meaning
The “House of Charism” denotes the spiritual gifts and movements within the Church that edify the Body of Christ.

“Charism” (Greek charisma)
means “gift of grace.”
This house is not a separate hierarchy but a recognized expression of
The Holy Spirit’s work through individuals and groups.
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Historical Development
- Pentecost
(Acts 2)
Outpouring of the Spirit and the birth of charismatic gifts.

- Early Church
Prophets, healers, teachers
(1 Cor. 12).

- Middle Ages
Monastic and mystic movements
(e.g., Franciscans, Beguines).

- 20th century
Pentecostal and Charismatic Renewal (Azusa Street, 1906; Vatican II, 1965).
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Theological Understanding
The House of Charism recognizes that spiritual gifts are given to believers by the Holy Spirit for the benefit of the church
(1 Corinthians 12:4-11).

These gifts are meant to be used for the edification and growth of the church.
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- Diversity of Gifts
(1 Cor. 12:4‑11).
All gifts are from the same Spirit for the common good.
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- Discernment
(1 Thess. 5:19‑21).
The Church tests all charisms against apostolic teaching.
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Lines of Duty
- Exercise spiritual gifts for the benefit of the church or its branch called the Diocese.
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- Provide support and encouragement to fellow believers

-Help to discern and confirm the will of God

Participate in worship and ministry

- Scriptural Basis:
1 Corinthians 12:4-11
Romans 12:4-8,
Ephesians 4:11-13
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1. Exercise
gifts responsibly
(Rom. 12:6‑8).
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2. Build up
the Body of Christ
(Eph. 4:11‑13).
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3. Submit
to proper authority and communal discernment
(1 Cor. 14:40).
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4. Witness
to the world through signs and wonders (Acts 8:6‑8).
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Key Scriptures
1 Cor. 12:1‑31;
Romans 12:6‑8;
Acts 2:1‑4;
1 Thess. 5:19‑21.
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4.
House of Laity

INTRODUCTION

The House of Laity refers to a group of believers who are not ordained as clergy but are an integral part of the church. or the Branch of the church called Diocese.

They are responsible for living out their faith in their daily lives and supporting the ministry of the church.

- Meaning:
The term "laity" comes from
The Greek word
"laikos,"
meaning "of the people."

The House of Laity recognizes the importance of the laity in the life and ministry of the church.

- History:
The role of the laity has evolved over time, from being seen as passive recipients of clergy ministry to being recognized as active participants in the life and ministry of the church.
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Definition & Meaning
The “House of Laity” encompasses all baptized faithful who are not ordained— the laos_ (people) of God.

The laity constitute the majority of the Church and are called to participate in the mission of Christ in the world.
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Historical Development
- Early Church
The “people of God”
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participated in
liturgy,
councils, and
charitable works
(Acts 2:42‑47).
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- Middle Ages
Distinction between clergy and laity grew; laity often limited to patronage.
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- Vatican II
Lumen Gentium
(1964)
Reaffirmed the universal call to holiness and the apostolate of the laity.
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Theological Understanding
The House of Laity recognizes that all believers are called to be priests and ministers in their own right (1 Peter 2:9-10, Revelation 1:6). The laity are responsible for living out their faith in their daily lives and supporting the ministry of the church.
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- Live out their faith in their daily lives
- Support the ministry of the church through prayer, finance, and service
- Participate in worship and ministry
- Use their gifts and talents for the benefit of the church and the world
- Scriptural Basis: 1 Peter 2:9-10, Revelation 1:6, Matthew 5:13-16
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- Royal Priesthood
(1 Pet. 2:9).
All believers share in Christ’s priestly
work.
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- Mission in the World
(Matt. 5:14‑16).
Laity are the Church’s presence in secular spheres.
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Lines of Duty
- Live out their faith in their daily lives
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- Support the ministry of the church through prayer, finance, and service
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- Participate in worship and ministry
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- Use their gifts and talents for the benefit of the church and the world
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- Scriptural Basis:
1 Peter 2:9-10,
Revelation 1:6,
Matthew 5:13-16
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1. Live
a holy life, bearing witness (1 Pet. 1:15‑16).
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2. Participate
actively in liturgy and parish life (Heb. 10:24‑25).
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3. Serve
the community through charity, justice, and evangelization
(James 1:27).
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4. Support
the clergy and bishops through prayer, tithes, and cooperation
(1 Cor. 9:14).
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5. Discern
and exercise spiritual gifts within the Church (1 Cor. 12:7).
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Key Scriptures
1 Pet. 2:9‑10;
Matt. 5:14‑16;
1 Cor. 12:7;
James 1:27.
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Summary
The four “houses” together form
The
One,
Holy,
Faithful,
Katholikh, &
Apostolic Church
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- Bishops
provide apostolic oversight.
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- Clergy
serve the sacramental and pastoral needs.
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- Charism
energizes the Body with spiritual gifts.
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- Laity
live out the Gospel in daily life
and support the mission.
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In conclusion,
Each of these houses has its own unique role and function within the church.

By understanding their
definitions,
meanings,
history,
theological understanding, and
lines of duty,

We can better appreciate the diversity and richness of the body of Christ.
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Each house derives its authority and purpose from Christ Himself, as revealed in Scripture and handed down through Tradition.

May the Holy Spirit guide every member to fulfill their calling in
faithful
&
holiness.
Amen.
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In this Material
&
Temporary
Time 06: 30 am.
Today,
The Monday , (Orie) 5th January
The 5th year holding of our Arch-bishopric
The 6th year holding of our Episcopacy
The 16th year holding of Priesthood
The 17th year holding of Diaconate-ship
The 26th year held as a Seminarian / Postulant
The 27th year held as at lay-Ministry
The 48th year of Continuing House of Bishops
The 2026 year of our Christ, and Lord-God.
In the Era of ++ccc+cp Ugwunna
------
Your Grace
++ccc+cp Ugwunna
The Most Rev'd.Dr.
Ugwunna
Chukwuemeka Christopher Chibueze
(Ordinary)
( M.D.cand, LLB.cand., B.D. (Hons); Dip.TH;CIN; CIA; CICS; WBS., CNA., DNA; Cand., HCA)
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MISSIONS--IDENTITY
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A Vesicles :
Beloved Child of God,

BE FAITHFUL, & HOLY. TO THE END
---
B Responses ....:
UNTO

CHRIST JESUS, THY HEAD,
LORD-GOD,
THE SON OF THE LIVING GOD
AND
HUSBAND OF HIS HOLY & FAITHFUL CHURCH, AMEN.
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