Sola Adetunji
25 Aug
Bishop Sola Adetunji was a pharmacist before he was called into full time ministry. In 1993, he founded the Endtime Power Ministries (a.k.a, Chapel of His Power) and other satellite churches, although with different names, to teach the word, evangeliseJesus Christ and impact the people
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