Aba diocese news

The Anglican Diocese of Abuja (ABA) is a diocese of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) and covers the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) of Nigeria. Here are some recent news and updates from the diocese:

Recent News

  1. New Bishop of Abuja Diocese: In October 2022, the Rev. Dr. John Chukwuma Okoro was consecrated as the new Bishop of the Diocese of Abuja. He succeeds the Most Rev. Dr. Henry Ndukuba, who was enthroned as the Archbishop of the Church of Nigeria.
  2. Diocesan Synod: The 2022 Diocesan Synod of the Diocese of Abuja was held in November 2022. The synod discussed various issues, including the diocese's mission and evangelism, education, and social welfare.
  3. Church Planting: The diocese has been actively involved in church planting, with several new churches established in recent years. In 2022, the diocese planted 15 new churches.
  4. Youth Ministry: The diocese has a vibrant youth ministry, with various programs and activities aimed at engaging and empowering young people. In 2022, the diocese organized a youth conference, which attracted over 1,000 participants.

Upcoming Events

  1. Diocesan Retreat: The diocese will be hosting a retreat for clergy and laity in March 2023. The retreat will focus on spiritual renewal and refreshment.
  2. Youth Conference: The diocese will be hosting a youth conference in April 2023, which will feature guest speakers, worship, and fellowship.
  3. Diocesan Synod: The 2023 Diocesan Synod of the Diocese of Abuja is scheduled to take place in November 2023.

News from Parishes

  1. St. Michael's Church: St. Michael's Church, a parish in the diocese, has been involved in various community outreach programs, including a food bank and a literacy program for children.
  2. St. Andrew's Church: St. Andrew's Church, another parish in the diocese, has been actively involved in evangelism and outreach, with a focus on reaching the unreached in the community.

Please note that the news and updates provided are subject to change and may not be comprehensive. For more information, you can visit the diocese's website or contact the diocesan office directly.