Lagos PFN Women Wing Holds 2-Day Conference/Retreat …it’s going to be mind-blowing – Apostle Josephine Femi Asiwaju
The Lagos State Women Wing of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) holds a 2 day power packed conference and retreat under the theme: Awakening to God’s Divine Purpose” beginning on Wednesday June 11 and to end on Thursday June 12, 2025, at The Apostolic Camp ground, opposite China Town, Ketu, Lagos.
According to Apostle (Mrs.) Josephine Femi Asiwaju, the Coordinator of Lagos State PFN Women Wing, the 2-Day Conference/Retreat will equip, prepare, and impact participants’ lives, refocus their vision, and reposition their ministries, marriages and motherhood with God’s purposeful awakening.
The gathering is expected to attract women from across churches in Lagos State and some neighbouring states as participants, for a memorable experience, new exposure and fresh encounters in an atmosphere filled with inspired fellowship, worship and prayer, including educational programmes and networking activities.
The conference will have seasoned and acknowledged spirit-filled professionals from different fields of endeavours as facilitators and guest speakers, including the Chairman, PFN Lagos State, Pastor Yemi Davids, his wife, Pastor Bimbo Davids, the Vice Chairman, PFN Lagos State, Rev. Dr. Jane Onaolapo, also, Rev. Dr. Shade Toyin-Kehinde, Pastor Mrs Olanireti Adedugbe, Pastor Mayokun Oreofe and a host of other speakers, with Dare Justified as the songs minister are expected.
Apostle Asiwaju explained that apart from awakening God’s divine purpose in the lives of participants, the conference will also add value to their ministries, not only as wives or pastors’ wives, but as ministers, leaders, and partners, as well as models in their generation.
“One thing is, this conference is going to be mind-blowing, and everyone will surely be blessed to achieve their purpose of God. We have been praying to bring down the presence of God, connecting ourselves to the Holy Spirit, and interceding for the unprecedented manifestations of God’s glory. As people of faith, we are optimistic, God is going to crown our plans with great success”, Apostle Asiwaju said.
Meanwhile, Apostle Josephine Femi Asiwaju, who is also the Senior Pastor of Word of Lights Ministries, has urged women to remain focused and diligent in making the most of their ministerial calling and virtuous life.
She drew the attention of women to biblical models like Esther, Ruth, Rebecca and other women she described as focused, diligent, prayerful, and hardworking. The qualities that enabled them to achieve their goals and purposes despite opposition and challenges. Asiwaju advised women against replacing diligence with excessive prayers. “Prayer is important, but it must be balanced with focus, diligent and continuous learning. You cannot succeed by praying alone without considering other factors,” she cautioned.
Asiwaju emphasised that as a Christian woman, married to a pastor, women should view themselves as a vital member of the church, supporting their husbands in the ministry and serving the community with their gifts and talents.
She highlighted further, “a woman minister must be a faithful wife, mother and leader, prioritising her family and fostering a joyful and supportive environment. She should do different ministries in the church and allow God to show her how He wants to use her in the body of Christ”.
Adding that, “she must be a distinct individual with her thoughts, opinions, and interests. Not being an exceptionally holy super-Christian because she also needs grace and should extend grace to others”.
“She should be a woman of Integrity, maintaining a high standard of character and conduct while being a source of encouragement through her words, actions, and prayers”.
Mrs. Femi Asiwaju claimed God has been helping her combine her roles as a counsellor, pastor, mother, and leader. “One thing God has helped me to do is to see His work as a divine assignment and service with the provision of grace. He has prepared and empowered me ahead of His assignments, and presently, I am working with supportive people with team spirit”.
On the situation in Nigeria, she said, “I am optimistic that Nigeria will be great again, if we are awakened to God’s purpose, walk in righteousness and be obedient to His word.”
