The Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN is set to host its third Global Thanksgiving Service this Sunday, December 8, at its headquarters in Ikotun-Egbe, Lagos.
The celebration, featuring songs and praises, will be held not only in Lagos but across continents. Members and Emmanuel TV partners will gather to express gratitude for God’s faithfulness as the foundation of the church.
SCOAN has much to celebrate, having weathered significant challenges in recent years. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the church remained closed even after restrictions were lifted, avoiding potential chaos from international visitors eager to attend. Prophet T.B. Joshua, the church’s late founder, chose to await divine guidance before reopening, prioritizing safety during a turbulent time.
The unexpected passing of Prophet T.B. Joshua in 2021 marked a devastating moment for the global faith community. As a spiritual giant and humanitarian whose ministry touched millions, his loss was seen by some as an existential threat to SCOAN. However, the church’s foundation in Christ proved unshakable. Under the leadership of Pastor Evelyn Joshua, SCOAN has experienced a resurgence, silencing doubts about its future.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua, chosen by the late prophet as his wife and life partner, has risen as a steady and divinely guided leader. Her humility, wisdom, and spiritual strength have revitalized the church, bringing growth and stability.
From rebranding and reopening the Akure branch to leading international crusades and charity missions in countries like Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and Argentina, her leadership has expanded the church’s global reach. Programs like the Women of Grace Conference and International Youth Conference reflect her dedication to empowering individuals through faith.
The Thanksgiving Service will be a joyous occasion to celebrate these milestones and God’s continued blessings. A special healing and deliverance service on Friday will precede the main event, drawing worshippers worldwide.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua expressed her gratitude, stating, “We are overwhelmed with gratitude for all that God has done for The Synagogue Church Of All Nations. His faithfulness has brought healing, blessings, and salvation, and we celebrate His unfailing goodness.”
Through challenges and triumphs, SCOAN remains a testament to divine grace. Rooted in its spiritual foundation, the church continues to thrive under Pastor Evelyn Joshua’s leadership, bringing hope and inspiration to millions worldwide.