WORSHIP IN SPIRIT, 54 with Evangeiist Jacob Haaga

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"Worship in spirit" as the name implies, is a monthly worship concert/meeting convened by the sensational Benue based music minister, Evangeiist Jacob Haaga. A true worshipper whose ministry has been a blessing to lives across the globe. He has composed and recorded many songs including "Sarem A we" and "Kwagh be ve" both indigenous songs which made a big wave in Benue state and beyond.
"Worship in spirit" has been ongoing for a couple of years now and it takes place first Sunday of every month of which the first Sunday of may is not an exception.
May 1st is the date for the next edition of this powerful meeting.
It is the 54th edition. 
This edition promises to be power packed and refreshing in the presence of God and that's enough reason not to miss.
Theme : My Jesus, I love thee.
In this edition he features many vessels of God, with the likes of Minister Emmy sax, Rapsaint peculiar, Tracy Benjamin, minister Fanex, Mummy Cherish Wade, and the minister in word, Reverend Japhet yanmekaa..
Venue: Pillar city international gospel centre.

Come and be blessed



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