More than 100 Christian couples from across Nigeria gathered at the serene Miango Rest Home in Plateau State from August 13–16, 2026, for the annual Christian Couples Fellowship (CCF) Retreat.
Don’t Let Life’s “Heat” Drive You From Home, Onwochei Warns
Many Christians are becoming increasingly individualistic and drifting away from the “tent door” of their homes, where hospitality, fellowship and the practical expression of Christian values should flourish, Reverend Professor P. C. Onwochei has said.
“No Christian Marriage Without Christ,” Prof. Onwochei Tells Couples
Christian couples must put Christ at the centre of their homes and draw on their spiritual calling to navigate the challenges confronting families in increasingly difficult times, Guest Speaker at the 2026 Christian Couples Fellowship (CCF) Retreat, Reverend Professor P. C. Onwochei, has said.
From the Brink of Separation to Celebration
Their story, the wife testified, is a testimony of God’s goodness and mercy—a journey through storms that threatened their marriage, a long season of waiting for a child, and moments when all hope seemed to fade. Yet, through every chapter, they said, God gave them victory
Young Couple Testify to God’s Mercy in the Waiting
Beulah and Barnabas Stephen, the youngest couple at this year’s CCF Annual Retreat, got married on 13 December 2025. As they reflected on their journey as a family, one truth stood above everything else: the mercy of God has kept them.