Oh please no. You do not have to marry first. As a matter of fact, Apostle Paul said in 1 Corinthians 7:7 “For I wish that all men were even as I am myself. But each one has his own gift from God, one in this manner and another in that”.
He was not married. Just continue to obey Him who anoints and reward us.
do we wait to be ordained first? No, you do not have to be ordained first. I was called in 1989 but was ordained about twelve years later. In between I have raised men and women for ministry, so the grace was undeniable.
what if we are in denominations that do not accept women ministers? If you are in a denomination that does not accept women, go to God and seek His Face for direction but be careful how you carry yourself. It awaits you in your future.
# At the young age of 62 you have prevailed over the enemy and you are still crushing his head. I heard you say last year that you are not retiring but you are refiring. Can you tell us more about how you see the future in ministry for senior Women Ministers and mothers in faith?
I strongly believe that years of experience are relevant in someone’s life. So, my mentoring ministry is increasing, and Missions are not limited to the younger generation too.
Praise God. We thank God for your life Pastor, and we pray that you will continue to go from glory to glory in Jesus’ name. We are grateful and say thank you once more.
Thank you, God bless you!!
Rev Lola Oyebade
