The 30th anniversary celebration of the Holy Trinity Family Chapel, UK, under the leadership of Captain Mother Hasson, is scheduled to hold on Sunday, September 1, 2024.
The event with the theme, ‘The Righteous Shall Prosper Like The Palm-Tree” will be chaired by Mother of Grace, Abigail Thomas (JP), CEO, Abigail Foods.
According to Elder James Adeleke in a statement, billed to hold at Durning Hall, Earlham Grove Road, Forest Gate, London E7 9AB, the event would be full of spiritual frills and thrills as notable men of God would be on hand at the occasion.
Some of the notable dignitaries to preside over the event are Assistant Church Minister, Special Apostle Olubunmi Orekoya; Church Pastor, Snr. Pastor Elijah Kumuyi; Preacher, Snr. Pastor Michael Jide Fajoye, and anniversary chairman, Captain Mother O.A. Hasson.
He said the event was not only designed to celebrate Holy Trinity Family Chapel, UK. @ 30, it would also provide a unique opportunity to tell the world about the many laudable humanitarian and philanthropic programs of the Leader/Minister of the Chapel, Captain Mother O.A Hasson.
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Adeleke said for the past 30 years, Holy Trinity Family Chapel, UK, under the leadership and spiritual guidance of Captain Mother O.A. Hasson had embarked on relentless spiritual voyage, winning souls for Christ through evangelism and impacting numerous lives.
He added: “Under its humanitarian and empowerment efforts, the Chapel has positively touched, impacted and transformed many poverty-stricken lives globally.
“Imbued with limitless human kindness, Captain Mother Hasson has over the past 30 years been good ambassador of Christ through practical evangelism, sponsoring Christians on Holy Pilgrimage to Jerusalem, holding numerous women empowerment programs across the world, providing special grants for widows, the elderly and vulnerable in the society. She has also, through her endowment funds, given out scholarships to and sponsored the education of thousands of indigent but brilliant students in Nigeria and other parts of the world.”
