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The Holy Spirit

I am Revd 'Remi Tejumola,
I've been a minister of the Gospel now for about 23years. My ministry is known as New Life Global Outreach Ministries, presently based in Nigeria. I became a minister of the Gospel while still a teenager. So you can guess that I am in my early forties now.
One of the most intriguing subject for me as a believer in Christ Jesus is the subject of the Holy Spirit. This began on the day when I received what is generally termed 'the Pentecostal experience' which actually the Bible calls 'The Baptism in the Holy Spirit'. From that time in 1985 till now, when I entered a Christian bookshop, I've always looked for books mainly about the Holy Spirit. Within the last ten years, I have written and published several books on The Holy Spirit. I found out during the latter part of the '80s that God has His hand on me to teach and minister to His people about the Holy Spirit. This is what I do in most of the places and churches I have been to in almost 20 years with tremendous results. The truth is that I don't just teach about the Holy Spirit, I also listen to Him and follow His leadings. On several occassions, I have been invited to hold seminars on the Holy Spirit and when I got there He led me to address the main issue with the people before I could go on to do what I was invited for. I will post one testimony from such a meeting that took place just a few weeks ago in a few days time. God bless you.

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