Why We Celebrate Christ’s Birth Every October — GKS

By Chris Irekamba 02 October 2022   |   3:55 am Members and friends of the God’s Kingdom Society (GKS), the Church of the Living God would be celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God every Sunday in October beginning from today. Members and friends of the God’s Kingdom Society (GKS), the Church of the Living God would be celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God every Sunday in October beginning from today. To mark the anniversary, the GKS President, Brother Felix Ekundayo Adedokun would be addressing members on the themes: “Will The World Ever Know Peace and Safety?” and “Was Christ Born On Christmas Day?” The Acting Publicity Secretary of the Church, Brother Emmanuel Oriaku, in a statement, said that activities of the Freedom Day celebration would be holding at various centres in Nigeria, Ghana, United Kingdom, Canada and the United States of America on designated dates, according to a schedule already released for the event. As an international Christian organisation dedicated to the preaching of the gospel, GKS has been celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ in October right from its inception. Other activities marking the celebration include musical performances and special Thanksgiving to God. Latest NOW It is a great delight to witness and mark the 42nd edition of the World Tourism Day (WTD). This is a day set aside to create awareness about tourism globally, while contemplating the different milestones that have been achieved… 2 mins ago Supporters of the presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP), and former governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, yesterday, trooped out en masse to rally support for their idol, and in the process disrupted vehicular movement.. 5 mins ago Members and friends of the God’s Kingdom Society (GKS), the Church of the Living God would be celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God every Sunday in October beginning from today. 8 mins ago Nigeria’s 36 states may attract investments and boost industrial activities as the World Bank Board approved the sum of $750m to strengthen the Business Enabling Environment across the country.