In a decisive move aimed at preserving the sanctity and integrity of the Church’s hierarchy, Rev. Pastor E.M.F. Oshoffa has taken a bold and timely step by suspending the conferment of the rank of Assistant Most Superior Evangelist (AMSE) till December 2026.
This action, widely seen as necessary and corrective, comes in response to growing concerns over irregularities and undue influence by individuals who may not meet the spiritual and administrative requirements expected of such a sacred office. By halting the process, the Pastor has demonstrated a firm commitment to upholding discipline, order, and the foundational principles upon which the Church stands.
The AMSE rank is not merely a title, it is a spiritual responsibility that demands proven character, unwavering dedication, and divine approval. Any attempt to dilute its significance through manipulation or favoritism risks undermining the credibility of the Church’s leadership structure. Hence, this suspension serves as both a protective measure and a call to reflection for all stakeholders.
This courageous decision deserves commendation. In times where compromise could easily prevail, the Pastor has chosen the path of integrity, reinforcing confidence among faithful members who desire transparency and righteousness in ecclesiastical matters.
Furthermore, it is respectfully suggested that the Pastor’s Office should, in due course, provide clarity by releasing the names of duly accredited and anointed Shepherds who have legitimately attained or will attain the AMSE rank. Such transparency will not only strengthen trust but also set a clear standard for those aspiring to higher responsibilities within the fold.
