WEBS Widows Outreach in Warri
In the heart of Warri, amidst the bustling streets and the rhythm of oil fields, lies St. Cyprian Catholic Church. On a warm December day, the church became a beacon of hope as WEBS ministries, under the leadership of Dr. Tsola Lawanson and Sis Ochuko Oniovosa, embarked on a mission to touch lives and spread God's love.
The venue was adorned with anticipation as attendees gathered for the WEBS Widows Outreach. 20 widows ready to receive not just material gifts, but a ray of hope that transcends their circumstances.
The program commenced with a solemn prayer, invoking blessings upon the gathering. Praise and worship filled the air, led by Sis Ochuko, Dr. Tsola, and Mrs. Ogumola, igniting a spirit of joy and gratitude among the attendees.
Dr. Tsola Lawson, with passion in her voice, shared the vision and mission of WEBS ministries, emphasizing the importance of touching lives and spreading God's word. Sis Rachael Akale exalted the gathering with words of encouragement, drawing inspiration from the scriptures, particularly Psalms 68:5, which speaks of God's care for the widows. Then came the moment eagerly awaited by the widows - the sharing of items. Bags filled with essentials and tokens of love were distributed, each carrying not just material provisions, but the warmth of compassion and the promise of a brighter tomorrow.
As prayers echoed through the church, the widows, empowered by their faith, released blessings upon WEBS ministries and its representatives, acknowledging the generosity that had touched their lives.
In the midst of dancing and jubilation, the true essence of the outreach unfolded. The widows, with tears of gratitude and smiles of joy, embraced the gifts that symbolized a new beginning. For many, it was their first Christmas blessing, a reminder that they were not forgotten, but cherished.
As the event drew to a close, the president of the women's group extended heartfelt thanks to Mama Omoboyowa Roberts, the visionary behind WEBS, and all those who had contributed to the success of the outreach.
Yet, amidst the celebration, a seed of vision was planted. Reflecting on the success of the outreach, the team envisioned reaching even further, into the depths of villages and remote communities. With a commitment to their mission, they resolved that every corner they touch will bear the stamp of WEBS, spreading rays of hope and love wherever they go. Thus, the WEBS Widows Outreach in Warri became not just a single event, but a beacon of light, illuminating the path towards a future where no one is left behind, and every heart is touched by the warmth of God's love.
As the event drew to a close, the atmosphere was charged with gratitude and renewed hope. The widows left with more than just tangible goods; they carried with them a sense of empowerment, community, and the reassurance that they were not alone on their journey.
In the aftermath of the outreach, the echoes of laughter and the warmth of shared moments lingered, a testament to the transformative power of love in action. And as the widows embraced the promise of a brighter tomorrow, they carried with them the echoes of a day filled with hope, support, and the unwavering belief in a better future.
Proverbs 19:17AMP- “He who is gracious and lends a hand to the poor lends to the LORD, And the LORD will repay him for his good deed.”So we invite you to come partner with us. We accept donations in kind and cash. You can contact us at: Tel: +2348187639896 Email: womenebiblestudy@gmail.com or Instagram: @websministries.
God bless You!
By Omatsola Oritsejafor-Lawanson
Co-founder WEBS ministries; A Minister of Christ Jesus called to beautify and rebuild lives with the Word of God obeying the leading of the Holy Spirit.