Felix Mbata, Lagos
Unveiling the Vision and Impact of Nigeria Customs Christian Fellowship
The Nigeria Customs Christian Fellowship (NCCF) recently held its 21st Prayer Concert, a momentous occasion that brought together Christian officers from various agencies, including the Nigeria Immigration Service, Civil Defence, and Nigeria Military Christian Fellowship. This year’s theme, “God’s Battle Axe,” emphasized the importance of spiritual warfare and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.
Exclusive Interview with Elder Dr. Harrison, National Coordinator, NCCF
In a candid conversation with Christian Events Watch Magazine, Elder Dr. Harrison shared insights into the NCCF’s vision, achievements, and impact.
A Conversation of Faith and Service
Christian Events Watch Magazine: Congratulations on the successful 21st Prayer Concert. How do you feel about today’s event?
Elder Dr. Harrison: I’m grateful to God for the success of the event. The climate, attendance, and guests were all favorable.
Spiritual Warfare and the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
Christian Events Watch Magazine: What inspired the theme, “God’s Battle Axe”?
Elder Dr. Harrison: We chose this theme to emphasize the importance of being God’s instrument in spiritual warfare, using the indwelling of the Holy Spirit to fight against enemies.
Transforming Service through Spiritual Growth
Christian Events Watch Magazine: How does the Prayer Concert impact Nigeria Customs Service’s mission?
Elder Dr. Harrison: The concert aims to raise Godly people for a Godly service, promoting spiritual growth and professional excellence.
A Legacy of Faith and Service
Christian Events Watch Magazine: What sets this year’s concert apart from previous ones?
Elder Dr. Harrison: This year’s attendance was higher, and the impact will reach a larger space. We expect better change in behavior, spiritual life, and professional service delivery.
Interagency Collaboration and Unity
Christian Events Watch Magazine: Why invite other paramilitary groups?
Elder Dr. Harrison: We believe in cooperation and learning from one another. Our non-denominational fellowship allows everyone to participate and benefit.
Achievements and Impact
Christian Events Watch Magazine: What are NCCF’s achievements in 21 years?
Elder Dr. Harrison: We’ve established new fellowships, built chapels, and increased membership. Our annual reports detail our growth.
Giving Back to Society
Christian Events Watch Magazine: How does NCCF give back to society?
Elder Dr. Harrison: We publish a magazine, visit orphanages, and provide charitable support. We also offer prayers and material gifts to members in need.
Praying for Leaders
Christian Events Watch Magazine: Why pray for leaders?
Elder Dr. Harrison: Scripture instructs us to pray for our leaders. We pray for their guidance and wisdom.
A Message of Appreciation
Christian Events Watch Magazine: What message do you have for attendees and stakeholders?
Elder Dr. Harrison: I express gratitude to all who attended, leaders, friends, and guests. May God bless and favor you..
Conclusion
The NCCF 21st Prayer Concert was a resounding success, demonstrating the power of unity and spiritual growth. As Elder Dr. Harrison emphasized, “We must remain God’s Battle Axe to dismantle every device or attack that comes our way.”