TB Joshua @ 57: Cleric Opens Up On How God Wants Him To Mark Birthday

Founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), Prophet TB Joshua, is turning 57 on Friday, June 12 and he has taken to Twitter to reveal how God wants him to mark the day.

In a video shared on his Twitter handle, Joshua said God wants him to celebrate by fathering the orphans, provide shelter for the homeless.

While thanking his followers for their prayers and love showered upon him, he prayed God gives them the vision to celebrate according to his instruction that they take care of the homeless and others.

The cleric said: “Birthdays are a time to reflect on the memories of yesterday, the joys of today and the dreams of tomorrow,” Joshua said in a video uploaded via his Twitter page.

“I want to thank you for your prayers and your love. Many waters cannot quench love. Love that has feet to move to the needy, to move to the sick ones, to move to the hungry ones.

“Love that has hands to help others without expectation. Love that has eyes to see misery and want. Love that has ears to hear the sighs and sorrows of men. The only way to have a friend is to be one.

“Many T.B. Joshuas are orphans. Let’s father them. Many T.B. Joshuas are homeless. Let’s shelter them. Many T.B. Joshuas are sick. Let’s care for them. Many T.B. Joshuas are lonely.

“Let us be their companion. My friends, let the feelings of others matter to us. ‘Will these children not go to school? How can these people be lonely and homeless?’

“There are many sick ones, hungry people, widows, and orphans in our communities. Let us care for them. Lord, as we celebrate according to your instruction, give us the vision to have for our life,” he added.

On Friday June 12th 2020, Prophet TB Joshua will turn 57 years old! Here is an important message on how God wants us to mark this occasion: https://t.co/k7Jso3dfDw

— TB Joshua (@SCOANTBJoshua) June 11, 2020

In another news, the prophet recently thanked the Federal Government of Nigeria for lifting the ban on religious houses in the country following the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19).