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May 1–5, 2024 | Parish Office | Diocese
All Saints Anglican Church, World Bank Housing Estate, Umuahia, was honoured to host the 1st Session of the 11th Annual Synod of the Diocese of Umuahia (Anglican Communion), held from Wednesday, 1st May to Sunday, 5th May, 2024.
The Synod was presided over by the President of the Synod and Bishop of the Diocese, His Lordship, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Obijuru Ibeabuchi. The theme for the Synod was "Sitting at the Feet of Jesus: The Right Choice" based on Luke 10:38-42.
The Synod addressed key national, state, and ecclesiastical issues, calling on the Federal Government to address economic hardships, release of the IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, improve power supply, and create enabling environments for Nigerian youth. The Diocese also resolved to intentionally deepen their devotion to the Word of God and surrender to Christ.
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Our dedicated evangelism and missions team carried the Gospel to over 70 households in World Bank Estate and surrounding communities.

The Girls Guild held a special meeting to encourage young women in their faith journey and community service.

The Women's Guild held a powerful annual retreat with sessions on prayer, purpose, and family. Testimonies of transformation poured forth throughout.

The annual youth fellowship was a transformative weekend of worship, Bible study, leadership training, and fun that saw many young people rededicate their lives to Christ.

The Men's Fellowship initiated a new community development project to support widows, orphans, and the less privileged in the World Bank Estate community.
The All Saints Church Choir celebrated a major milestone — 25 years of faithful, anointed worship ministry. A special commemorative service was held in their honour.
Jesus calls us to a radical reordering of priorities. When we put God's Kingdom first in our finances, time, relationships, and ambitions, He promises to take care of our every need. Today, examine what you are seeking first.
— Reflection for July 21, 2025
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