Pastor Folu Adeboye empowers 5,000 elderly in South Africa


Pastor Folu Adeboye, wife of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has made significant strides in improving the lives of the elderly in South Africa.

Through her Heart of Love Foundation, she has empowered over 5,000 elderly, offering both spiritual and material support.

Celebrating its 12th anniversary on 21 November 2024, the foundation has become a beacon of hope for many elderly people in the Alexandra community.

This was disclosed in a statement issued by the foundation and made available to PUNCH on Friday.

By organising monthly prayer meetings and distributing groceries, the foundation ensures that these individuals feel loved and supported.

Speaking at the anniversary event, Pastor (Mrs) Adeboye emphasised the importance of extending God’s love to the elderly. She recounted her inspiration, saying:

“The idea came to me when I visited the Nigerian Consulate General in South Africa. I was deeply saddened by the plight of the elderly, many of whom were dying due to neglect and poverty. I felt a divine call to help them.”


The Coordinator of the Heart of Love Foundation, Pastor Tunde Obokhai, highlighted its achievements in fostering financial independence, spiritual growth, and renewed purpose among the elderly.
He said:

“We have empowered over 5,000 individuals through various initiatives, including skill acquisition programmes and material aid. The foundation has also played a crucial role in building a sense of community among the elderly by organising regular gatherings and activities, which provide opportunities for social interaction and emotional support.

“The impact of the Heart of Love Foundation has been profound. Many elderly individuals have shared testimonies of gratitude, describing how the support they received has helped them overcome challenges, improve their health, and live with dignity.”

As the foundation continues to expand its reach, it remains committed to its mission of empowering the elderly and making a positive difference in their lives.

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

MightySparrow:


Is her church for Nigeria alone?

timibare:
charity begins at home

Karemarealty288:
➜The Coordinator of the Heart of Love Foundation, Pastor Tunde Obokhai, highlighted its achievements in fostering financial independence, spiritual growth, and renewed purpose among the elderly.
He said:
“We have empowered over 5,000 individuals through various initiatives, including skill acquisition programmes and material aid. The foundation has also played a crucial role in building a sense of community among the elderly by organising regular gatherings and activities, which provide opportunities for social interaction and emotional support.
“The impact of the Heart of Love Foundation has been profound. Many elderly individuals have shared testimonies of gratitude, describing how the support they received has helped them overcome challenges, improve their health, and live with dignity.”
As the foundation continues to expand its reach, it remains committed to its mission of empowering the elderly and making a positive difference in their lives.

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

Kobojunkie:
Nigeria does not have any functioning nationally established food bank programs so they cannot carry out the same empowerment magic in Nigeria.

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

timibare:
charity begins at home

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

OPICANTO2223:
Family business with poor people's tithe and suffering. This is serious

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

Righthussle:
Pulpit bandits. Stop giving them your hard earned money.

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

Padipadi:

Bandit, there are real MoG.

saintbillion:

You guys will always defend anything inthe name of ur god of men

MightySparrow:
Critics will still talk

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

timibare:
How many has she empowered in Nigeria

MightySparrow:



....and where does charity en d?