After weeks of speculation and eager anticipation, Bishop David Abioye, who recently retired from Bishop David Oyedepo’s Winners Chapel, has revealed the details of his new Sunday service. In a post on his official Facebook page on January 19, 2025, Abioye shared a flyer announcing that the service will be held every Sunday at the Los Angeles Mall, located on Ahmadu Bello Way, Kado, Abuja, starting at 5:00 pm.
Bishop Abioye’s announcement was described as “soing new is here,” inviting his followers to join him for what he promised would be “an uplifting and life-cing experience.” His invitation was clear: “Come and experience the power of connection and transformation every Sunday. Let’s grow together and discover what’s possible.” This statement was warmly received by many, stirring excitement among his supporters and Christian faithful who have been eager for him to elish his own ministry.
The response online was overwhelmingly positive, with various followers expressing their joy and anticipation. Laraba Ben appreciated the simplicity and impact of Abioye’s teachings, while Sunday Ehimen suggested the formal naming of the church and praised Abioye’s humility. There were also calls for additional services, like a morning session, from followers like Tony Uchenna Nwaru, who believe it would increase participation. Others, like Gelor Paul, even offered to support property acquisition for the church.
Comments ranged from expressions of spiritual support and prayers for the success of the new service, like those from JOBOY COMIC and Felix Boyi, to direct encouragement for Bishop Abioye to continue his impactful ministry. The community’s enthusiasm was palpable, with many seeing this as a continuation of Abioye’s spiritual journey, now in a new capacity post-retirement.
This announcement follows closely after Abioye’s first post-retirement crusade titled “Revive Us Again,” held in November 2024, indicating his continued commitment to ministry and evangelism. The move to start regular Sunday services at a designated location marks a significant new chapter in his service to the Christian community, reflecting not just a ce in venue but a reaffirmation of his role as a spiritual leader and motivator.
The excitement around Bishop Abioye’s new service location and time signifies not only the respect and love his followers have for him but also their readiness to support his new venture in spreading the gospel.
Im not sure about cing the Sunday service venue and time. What if it disrupts our routine? Just a thought!
I dont get the hype over a new service venue and time. Its just a ce in location, people need to chill.
I wonder if cing the venue and time will truly ignite more enthusiasm or just inconvenience some followers. Time will tell!
I think Bishop David Abioyes decision to ce the Sunday service venue and time is exciting! Cant wait to see how it impacts the community.
Wow, cing the venue and time of Sunday service? Thats definitely stirring things up! I wonder what the followers think about this.
Is it just me or does cing the Sunday service venue and time feel unnecessary? Lets discuss!