18 Chinese Convert To Christianity, Visit Nigeria to Understudy Catholicism ...Say Nigeria is the most religious country in the world


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Eighteen Chinese Christian converts from Guangzhou district of China have visited the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry in Uke, Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State to understudy the Catholic doctrines.

The team speaking though its leader, Mary Lu, said it chose Nigeria because it was considered one of the most religious countries in the world, where Catholicism was also very dominant.

She said they were in Nigeria to understudy the Catholic doctrines after converting to Catholicism, which they confessed was new in their country.

The Spiritual Director of Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Rev Fr Emmanuel Obimma, who received the delegation commended them for their devotion.

He asked Christians to pray for the Chinese, especially their Christians, adding that it was difficult to worship Jesus Christ in such a Communist country.

The cleric commended the Divine Love Prayer group in Guangzhou led by  Emeka Ugoagwu  for planting Catholicism in  the area.

He called on Christians to learn to sacrifice and engage in evangelism, adding that such practices would attract instant blessings.

Obimma asked Christians to also shun arrogance and what he called  'foolish brevity', but to embrace humility and self-control while asking  the youth to learn foreign languages, adding  that such skills could open doors

Lu, who is the Coordinator of the Chinese Charismatic Group on the Yide road, Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral, Guangzhou, recounted how they encountered Jesus Christ in Guangzhou City through Rev Fr. Emmanuel Obimma on a visit to the area.

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She said: "God used him to heal one of our brothers suffering from cancer and whose death date had been confirmed by medical experts.”

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