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TB Joshua begins countrywide crusade in Dominican Rep today

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Philanthropist preacher and founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) Nigeria, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua, will today flag off a two-day crusade which will end tomorrow, 25th November.

His team had arrived Las Americas Airport, Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic on Wednesday ahead of final preparation for the national rebirth programme.

The cleric on his page, said he was received at the airport with military and national excellence by generals and dignitaries from the national police and armed forces.

“Avid crowd thronged to catch a glimpse of the man God had sent to their nation for an epic revival and the beautiful children of the Republic were on hand to give their own special welcome.

“Happy smiles permeate the scene as Prophet T.B. Joshua appreciates the young boy and girl who had danced exhilaratingly as he arrived in the nation ahead of the two day crusade he will be holding over the weekend in the name of Jesus Christ,” he further said.

The crusade as the prophet said will be historic with the powerful move of God shaking the Island nation, the Caribbean and the entire continent for the glory of Christ.

This visit is coming barley few months after his return from a similar crusade in Paraguay.

Many have shared their expectations during the crusade. A Facebook user, Shirley Tebbie Mokolare, said: “I am expecting to see the move of God like never before…I have absolute faith that God will do wonders in my life through his servant Prophet T.B Joshua during this crusade.”

TB Joshua had been globally known for his power-packed national crusades and exploits for Christ.

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