Our Services

Currently  we run a youth fellowship center called Pavilion Of Christ Youth Fellowship PCYF at Ewu, Esan Central Local Government Edo State, Nigeria.  Our service holds every Sunday by 4pm-6pm. It's a word empowerment meeting, God has touched so many lives in this meeting!

We seen kingdom giants rise up in the life of so many youths on this platform,
 we also have seminars running through out the course of the year, these seminars with powerful topics are designed to help every participant become better and greater!

 We also run different forums online on the quest to really capture the youths, we have a page on Facebook, we are on Twitter, instagram and also on whatsapp. Anytime you require our assistance on these platforms, you will get our hundred percent attention.


 Recently, we opened  a Bulk SMS Website called Classicsmsworld. it's designed to help improve communication in all areas, be it in church, businesses, or for personal use! It's user friendly interface only just about anyone easy access, with just a single click of the mouse you can reach out to thousands of people!

I can assure you we are working day and night to better improve our reach out programs so this list is bound to grown longer by the month


 Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird, that cannot fly.
Langston Hughes

If you're reading this... Congratulations, you're alive. If that's not something to smile about, then I don't know what is.
Chad Sugg!


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