Bringing the Glory of God to the Easter Event of Barcelona

Barcelona

Emanuel Church of Barcelona, Venezuela held its Easter retreat event, delivering the gospel declaring Jesus Christ as our savior and giving praise to God in this movement for the Kingdom of God. 

During the event, Emanuel church delivered the message of salvation and eternal life in Christ from the book of John 3:13-19. Participants meditated on what Jesus had done for us by pouring out his precious blood to purify our sins. The attendants received much grace from the message and confessed about love of God. 

Many new believers and guests confessed that Jesus Christ is their Lord and Savior, opening their hearts and receiving God's forgiveness and restoration for their lives.

Emanuel Barcelona Church organized the event with a special worship dance, praise, and diverse performances from the children. Many parents from the congregation joined to see the performance in the united the body of Christ. Through the event, many parents started attending church. They are now willing to listen and receive the word of God.

The congregation completed its Easter retreat giving special thanks to the heavenly Father, recognizing that the work of God has been done among those who joined. 

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