Fr MUKE

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

The Gospel of Luke 3:10-18 calls us to prepare for the Lord through love, justice, and repentance. John the Baptist urges us to share with the needy, act honestly, and live lives that reflect true faith through our actions.

This Advent, let us practice generosity, integrity, and fairness in our daily lives, reflecting the light of Christ. As we prepare for the Lord’s coming, may our actions inspire hope and embody peace, justice, and love, transforming our hearts and communities.

May God strengthen us to live out Gospel values, becoming beacons of hope through love and integrity, bringing glory to Him and preparing for His Kingdom. Wishing you a joyful and blessed Sunday.

Very Rev. Fr. Sunday Patrick Muke
Special Adviser to the Governor on Christian Religion Matters, Taraba State
15/12/2024

Happy new month

Dear Beloved in Christ,

Today's Gospel from Luke 21:25-28, 34-36 calls us to be watchful and full of hope as we anticipate the Lord's return. In the face of life's difficulties, Jesus reminds us to stay steadfast, devoted in prayer, and ready in heart, for our redemption is close at hand.

As December begins, we are reminded of Advent, a season of anticipation and preparation for Christ's birth and return. It is a time to embrace hope, joy, and generosity while reflecting on God's boundless love for humanity.

I encourage us all to embrace the spirit of the season by showing love, kindness, and generosity to one another. May this month bring blessings, peace, and renewed faith to every household in Taraba State and beyond.

Have a blessed Sunday and a joyful new month.

Yours in Christ,

Very Rev. Fr. Sunday Patrick Muke
Special Adviser to the Governor on Christian Religion Matters, Taraba State

Signed:
Simon Shonva Wagbe
P.A., Media and Publicity
01/12/2024

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

In Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48, Jesus teaches His disciples about inclusiveness in ministry, emphasizing that anyone working in His name is part of God's mission. He reminds them that God's work goes beyond group boundaries and divisions.

Jesus urges us to protect the faith of others, especially the vulnerable, and warns against leading them astray. He calls for removing anything in our lives that causes sin, emphasizing that our eternal life with Christ is far too valuable to let anything come between us and His love.

Let us focus on fostering unity and cooperation in our communities while reflecting on our actions to avoid causing harm or leading others astray. May God strengthen us in our faith journey and inspire us to guide others as well.

God bless you all as you serve in His vineyard.

Very Rev. Fr. Sunday Patrick Muke
Special Adviser to the Governor on Christian Religion Matters, Taraba State

Signed:
Simon Shonva Wagbe
P.A., Media and Publicity
29/09/2024