Youth Success Camp 2020: Media Members and Our Team Leader

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Deeper Life Media Crew/YOUTH SUCCESS CAMP Members 2020
ICT, SOUND & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS


It has been God right from day one,  meetings and training towards this just concluded  programme.

I just want to thank God for a success and the wisdom,  and ability he granted to each and every one of us..

My thanks also goes to the deeper life pastor,  pastor W.F.Kumuyi for the grace and strength, Vision he had towards this programm to be a succes,  I say may the good lord be praise..

Also to our state pastor,  pastor Daminabor Edison,  God has really use him to bless us since his arrival in cross river state and beyond,  he has touched so many lives and he never cease to pray for the nation,  he really made this programme a success,  lives were touched and many delivered from satanic bondage.


To our ICT Leader 
Bro.Eno Williams
For the vision he had towards this programme

To our Sound/Electronic Leader
Bro. Joel Pana

To our State Outreach Leader
Bro Aniekan Bassey

To our State Youth Choir Leader
Bro Desmond

And to Our Co Media Crews
Musaha Group
Ikot Ansa Group
8Miles Group
Federal Housing Group
State Housing Group
Qua Group
Egerton Group
Edgerly Group
Airport Group
Akim Group
Anantigha Group

And those yet to mention 
I say may the almighty God enrichly bless us all
More strength to Us.

I say may the name of the lord be praise in IJNA....

Saving this here on my 🕸 site.





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