House on The Rock recently held a memorial service at MUSON Centre for Rev. Akinola Olumodeji, the associate pastor of House on the Rock, The Refuge, Abuja one of the victims of the Dana plane crash in Lagos, reports OLAYINKA LATONA.
The 39-year old pastor was married seven years ago to Mrs. Oluwatoyin Olumodeji and they are blessed with two children–a daughter, Hilary and a son, Inioluwa.
In a commiseration message, the senior pastor/founder House on the Rock Churches, Pastor Paul Adefarasin enjoined Nigerians to stop crying but live to the shame of the corrupt society and shameless government. We must live to ensure that such people do not occupy public office any longer. This is what we must fight for.
He prayed that the death of the precious souls lost to the crash will be a springboard for great warriors/heroes to arise that will do our nation proud. He call on every Nigerian to dedicate their lives to the attainment of the country's potentials as this is the best honour that could be done to the me-mories of the victims of the Dana Plane crash
Pastor Adefarasin ann-ounced that the church has set up a trust fund called 'Akinola Alumo-deji Trust Fund' and called on all to contribute to the fund.'
As we celebrate his life well lived, we have deemed it fit to establish a trust fund to secure the future of his wife and his children'.
He promised the fami-ly that the church will stand by the late pa-stor's wife and children
The wife of the deceased, Mrs. Oluwatoyin Olumodeji in her tribute said 'my 'Bobo' as I fondly called you. You came into my life like an angel and left as one. What is life without you? You taught me so many things about life and you made me who I am tod-ay. Loving you made my life so beautiful and am so delighted to that we journeyed through this path of life together though for a short but splendid and exciting period.
Vanguard Nigeria