Pastor Evelyn Joshua, the leader of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), urged Christians to spread love, hope and forgiveness while addressing a crowd at a crusade held in São Paulo, Brazil.
Joshua heads the Nigerian Pentecostal ministry founded by his late wife, the late Pastor T.B. Joshua, and has become a prominent voice in the global evangelical community.
During his remarks, he emphasized that love, hope and forgiveness are essential Christian virtues that believers should demonstrate in their daily lives and in their interactions with others.
The crusade took place in São Paulo, Brazil’s largest city and a major hub for religious gatherings, drawing local Christians and visitors who gathered to hear the message of compassion and reconciliation.
Joshua’s appeal reflects a broader evangelical focus on outreach and social harmony, encouraging followers to embody the teachings of Christianity beyond the walls of the church.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>