COCIN Lcc Kambel channel 7 Anglo-Jos

01/05/2026

As we step into the new month of May, we thank God for His unfailing love and abundant grace that has carried us thus far. May this new month be filled with fresh grace upon every member of COCIN LCC Kambel and beyond. May His grace speak for us where our strength fails, open doors where there seem to be none, and sustain us in all we do.

We pray that this month brings divine favor, peace, progress, and testimonies to every home. May we continually walk in God’s grace and reflect His goodness in our daily lives.

Wishing COCIN LCC Kambel and everyone a blessed and grace-filled new month. Happy New Month!

30/04/2026

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27/04/2026

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27/04/2026

The Ngas (Angas) people of Plateau State are known for their rich cultural heritage where music plays a strong role in expressing faith, gratitude, and communal identity .

A short note on the Ngas traditional medley “Mu rot shak” (meaning “Love one another”) as performed by Mr Khichime Godit (Jesus Pikin) during his album launch:

“Mu rot shak” is a deeply spiritual and culturally rooted song of thanksgiving, rendered in the Ngas language. The medley reflects the Ngas people’s strong belief in God and communal gratitude, expressing appreciation for life, protection, and divine provision. In traditional settings, such songs are not just musical performances but acts of worship that unite the audience in praise and reflection.

During the album launch, the song likely carried a vibrant blend of indigenous rhythm, call-and-response patterns, and emotional delivery—hallmarks of Ngas traditional music. Its message of gratitude would have created an atmosphere of joy, reverence, and cultural pride, drawing listeners into a shared experience of thanksgiving.

Overall, “Mu rot shak” stands as a powerful expression of faith and heritage, highlighting how Ngas music continues to preserve tradition while glorifying Godr

27/04/2026

“Blessing” by Mr. Khichime Godit (aka Jesus pikin) during his album launch:

The song “Blessing” is a powerful reggae ministration that centers on gratitude to God for His goodness and faithfulness. With a calm but deeply spiritual reggae rhythm, Mr. Khichime expresses how God’s grace transforms lives, turning struggles into testimonies and lifting believers into seasons of favor. The song creates an atmosphere of thanksgiving, encouraging listeners to recognize and appreciate the countless blessings of God.

Like many gospel songs themed around blessings, it reflects a heart of appreciation acknowledging that divine favor is not earned but given by God’s mercy, often beyond human understanding . During the album launch, the ministration likely stirred joy and reflection among the audience, as the message resonated with personal testimonies and hope.

Overall, “Blessing” stands as a celebratory and uplifting piece, reminding believers to remain thankful and to trust in God as the source of every good thing.

27/04/2026

The song “Holy Spirit” was a deeply spirit-filled reggae ministration that brought a unique blend of worship and rhythm to the atmosphere. With its calm reggae flow, it created a reflective yet joyful mood, emphasizing the presence, guidance, and comfort of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers. Reggae gospel songs often carry a soothing yet powerful message that stirs both meditation and praise .

The collaboration between Mr Khichime and his first daughter added a touching and symbolic dimension, representing generational worship and unity in service to God. Their voices complemented each other beautifully, drawing the audience into a heartfelt moment of worship and connection.

Overall, the ministration stood out as a refreshing and impactful session, reminding everyone of the nearness of the Holy Spirit and leaving a lasting spiritual impression on the congregation.

27/04/2026

The reggae-style ministration of “End Time” by the Regae man during Mr. Khichime’s album launch carried a strong prophetic and reflective message, centered on the urgency of the last days and the need for spiritual alertness. Drawing from the common theme in many “end time” songs—warnings about moral decline, judgment, and the hope of salvation —his delivery blended rhythm and message in a way that both stirred the audience and provoked deep personal reflection.

With a calm yet penetrating reggae vibe, the ministration emphasized repentance, righteousness, and readiness for Christ’s return. The repetitive chorus and soulful instrumentation created an atmosphere of meditation, allowing listeners to connect emotionally and spiritually with the message. Overall, it was a powerful moment in the program, using music not just for entertainment, but as a tool for awakening and spiritual conviction.

27/04/2026

The ministration by upcoming singer Nakom Timothy, through her song “What Have I Done,” was a deeply moving highlight during Mr. Khichime’s album launch. With a calm yet expressive voice, she led the audience into a moment of sincere reflection, expressing wonder at God’s grace and mercy.

Her delivery carried a strong sense of humility and gratitude, as the lyrics questioned human worthiness in the face of divine love. Despite being an emerging artist, Nakom Timothy displayed confidence and spiritual depth, connecting effortlessly with the atmosphere of worship.

Her ministration left a lasting impression, marking her as a promising voice in the gospel music scene and adding a heartfelt touch to the overall event.

27/04/2026

Minister Daniel Dawap’s ministration titled “Kai ne Uba” during Mr. Khichime’s album launch was a deeply spiritual and reverent expression of worship. The phrase “Kai ne Uba” in Hausa simply means “You are the Father,” affirming God’s supremacy, authority, and loving nature.

Through this ministration, the atmosphere was lifted into a moment of heartfelt adoration, as the song emphasized total dependence on God as the ultimate Father and source of all things. It drew the audience into a posture of surrender, gratitude, and acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty, making it one of the impactful highlights of the album launch.

27/04/2026

Minister Longs’ ministration of the song “Marayu” during Mr. Khichime’s album launch was a deeply moving and spirit-filled moment. With heartfelt expression and soulful delivery, the song carried a strong message of surrender, devotion, and reverence to God. The atmosphere was charged with worship as the audience connected emotionally and spiritually, reflecting on God’s goodness and faithfulness. His ministration not only uplifted hearts but also added a powerful touch to the overall success of the event.

27/04/2026

Minister Pastor Manji Yiljep’s ministration, “Zan Mika Yabo” (I Will Offer Praise), during Mr Khichime’s album launch was deeply uplifting and spirit-filled. His delivery carried a strong atmosphere of gratitude and total surrender to God, drawing the audience into heartfelt worship. The song’s message reminded everyone of the importance of offering sincere praise regardless of circumstances, creating a moment of unity, reflection, and divine connection. It was truly a powerful and memorable highlight of the event.