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UMUNWEKE UMUEZU EGBEKE ETCHE RIVERS STATE

Umunweke Records 2019 Farm sold _ #5,000 Expenditure_ #4,000 Balance _#1,000 2020 Farm sold _ #25,000 Vincent Nwaiwu borrowed. #1,000                                #24,000 Rev. Ozioma's ordination.          _ #5,000 Nwaiwu Emmanuel collected  _ #2,000 Nwaiwu Emmanuel collected _ #500 (for buying of bread)                                         Balance   #16,500 29/31-03-2020.                          _#5,000 for Rose Nwaiwu. 31/03/2020.                               _#2,000 for kperechi                                                      #9,500 Vincent Nwaiwu.                        -300 12/03/2020 Emmanuel Nwaiwu ( for Nwaiwu Evelyn) _ #2,000                         ...                                                                  Balance   # 7,200 18.   Emmanuel Nwaiwu.     #1,000                           Balance           #6,200 Emmanuel Nwaiwu, Gift and Ejike- Juliana gave #1,000 for entertainment at farm                       ...
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PRISONERS OF HOPE BY FORTUNE EMERENCE CHINEMEREM NWAIWU

CHAPTER ONE I was awakened by a loud volley of strange voices in the middle of night.  I raised my head to listen to what was happening, but I could not grasp anything due to different voices talking, weeping, and groaning all at the same time. The sound which their moving feet made indicated that all was not well. They matched to the church compound and then went to the parsonage. They knocked on the door persistently, "Sir Peterson, open the door. Sir, open, please!" they cried. I was in the church watching through one of the glass windows what was happening. None of them thought that I was sleeping in the church. If they had been kidnappers, I would have escaped from them. This was what I thought. I learnt a lesson: let no man know where you sleep in the night, for security reasons. Though I did not know exactly what had happened, I remembered what happened to one bishop. He was aroused one night and told that there was a member who was critically sick; as the man ...
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PUT YOURSELF IN SOMEONE ELSE'S SHOES

Put Yourself in Someone Else's Shoes A sermon preached by Fortune Emerence Chinemerem Nwaiwu on 11/02/2018 "Like as a father pitieth his children, so the Lord pitieth them that fear Him for He knoweth our frame; He remembereth that we are dust"-- Psalm 103:13-14 KJV. God as a father of all that dwell on Earth shows compassion to his children because He knows they are dust. There could be a time God would vent His fury on man's wickedness, but when He remembers that we are made of dust, He relents because he knows how weak any person made of dust is, capable of having many trials and sorrows. Now, as Christians, never forget to continue showing compassion to anyone, putting yourselves in their shoes---their situations, getting to know what they are passing through and the factors that are causing them to react in the manner they do. In this sermon, we shall consider two prime questions that will aid us to consider someone's else problems as paramount as ours...
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