Dunamis Pastor, Paul Enenche has donated a borehole and other items to Abuja Community to mark his birthday.
Newsone reports that as part of activities to mark his 54th birthday, the Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche, commissioned some humanitarian projects in some communities within the Federal Capital Territory.
In Wukara community on Airport road, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, Newsone Nigeria understands that the Senior pastor donated a motorised borehole to end the age-long water scarcity in the area.
The project was fully funded by Dunamis church to give succour to the residents.
Commissioning the borehole, Pastor Enenche, who was flanked by his wife, Dr. Pastor Becky Enenche, stressed the importance of giving, saying that it was the responsibility of the church to make a difference and show light to the world by offering humanitarian services where needed.
His words, “People can’t see God, but they can see what we do. They can see what churches do. And that is why we came here to show this community made up of a mix up of religions, lots of different tribes, to show them the love of God, especially on a day like this, the fourth day of June, my Birthday that I decided to appreciate God in His goodness and mercy towards me by showing his goodness to others.
“For as long as human beings exist, human needs remain. And if human needs remain, the need to continuously alleviate those needs, continue for as long as human beings exist. So, we do to the extent that God gives us the power. We may not be able to do everything but to the extent that we have the power and the resources to go ahead and do it.”
He highlighted other projects executed by the ministry, including road construction in different communities and states, borehole, scholarship awards and donations to the underprivileged.
Overwhelmed with joy, the district head of the community, Ibrahim Dalhatu, lauded Pastor Enenche and the church for always reaching out to the society through their humanitarian projects.
